Application of Neurofeedback, Biofeedback
December 02, 2008
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Florence Wald

The death of Florence Wald at the age of 91 is a moment to reflect on the extraordinary change she has worked as a pioneer of hospice care. As a Dean of the School of Nursing at Yale, Wald was troubled by the exclusive focus on cures, with little regard for the wishes of the […]

Application of Neurofeedback, Clinical Results, Neurofeedback, Research
November 24, 2008
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Infra-low Frequency Neurofeedback Training

The following newsletter is now mainly of historical interest. Discussed here is the design of the first-generation Cygnet, which was intended for operation within the conventional EEG spectrum. There was no recognition yet of the need to cover the extremely low frequency region. The follow-on design, which became available in 2012, was optimized for operation […]

Application of Neurofeedback, Biofeedback, Conferences, Neurofeedback
November 24, 2008
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Northeast Regional Biofeedback Society Fall Conference

The program of the Northeast Regional Biofeedback Society Fall Conference, convening on the grounds of the former Women’s adjunct college of Rutgers University in New Brunswick, NJ, quite possibly pointed the way to our near-term future, namely the mutual accommodation of the biofeedback and neurofeedback perspectives. The one-day conference was preceded by an all-day seminar […]

Application of Neurofeedback, Neurofeedback, PTSD, Research, Veterans
May 26, 2008
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Homecoming for Veterans

Americans universally express appreciation for the service of our troops overseas. Yet so little is done to support the re-acclimation of our courageous soldiers upon their return home. This problem, which has been with us through many wars, will be exacerbated in the near future with the impending return of tens of thousands of veterans […]

Application of Neurofeedback, Paradigm
September 29, 2006
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Folk Remedies and Folk Wisdom

I just went for my vision exam, and since it had been three years the technology had advanced once again in the interim. The bright flash that used to be employed to take a picture of the retina is not as fierce as it once was, and they hand you the trigger so that you […]