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on Mar 1, 2007

The new pIR3 is a passive infrared sensor device for biofeedback. Three infrared sensors are mounted in the plastic housing that sits on the forehead and is attached with an adjustable band around the head. Since we are looking at signals from left, right and center, it is important to place the device appropriately so […]

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on Feb 9, 2007

March 15-18: Kona, Hawaii July 19-22: San Diego, California November 8-11: Boston, Massachusetts We are looking forward to three advanced courses scheduled for 2007. The response to our advanced courses in 2006 was enthusiastic, but many asked for another day and more time to discuss and share neurofeedback experiences. This year the advanced courses will […]

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on Jan 18, 2007

ABT-Advanced Brain Technologies will be offering a TLP Provider Training Course in Pasadena, CA, on January 26-27, 2007. The Listening Program is a music-based sound therapy program that enhances and extends the effects of Neurofeedback training. We encourage you to consider attending the TLP Provider Training Course and incorporating TLP within your own practice.

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on Jan 4, 2007

Updated BioExplorer designs are available at http://www.neuroamp.com/. The tactile feedback is now more responsive and gives better feedback on the amplitude of the reward band. I find that most clients are now willing to hold, or sit next to, Neury the Bear. There are, of course, a few people who are too sensitive to tolerate […]

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on Oct 5, 2006

**Bioexplorer Deep-State Designs and Alpha-Theta Sounder is No Longer Available – This is an archived post from 2006 We are releasing a new Alpha-Theta program and three new deep-state designs for BioExplorer. Similar settings files are already available on BrainMaster for use with the EEG Audio program. The Alpha-Theta Sounder program provides audio feedback reflecting […]

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on Aug 31, 2006

When working with reward frequencies above 0-3 Hz, we have found that a consistent relationship emerges between optimal reward frequencies for left and right-side training. If an optimal reward is found at any right-side site, such as T4-P4, then the left-side reward is expected to be at or close to 2 Hz higher. Now that […]