Application of Neurofeedback, Clinical Methods, Neurofeedback, Protocols, PTSD, Research, Scientific, Veterans
March 07, 2012
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Remediation of PTSD using Infra-Low Frequency Neurofeedback Training

The careers of the scientist/practitioners in the field have undoubtedly had in common the experience of gradually rising expectations about what is possible to achieve in terms of improved self-regulatory capacity and mental functioning with the aid of neurofeedback. One might have expected some plateauing after a while, a firming up of one’s expectations, but […]

Application of Neurofeedback, Clinical Methods, Clinical Results, Efficacy, Neurofeedback
March 10, 2010
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Introduction to Infra-low Frequency Training

The first convincing evidence for EEG feedback efficacy in the management of pathophysiology was with regard to generalized seizures. The early work by Sterman, Lubar, as well as the subsequent follow-up by others, therefore remains a crucial point of reference for the various feedback techniques that have built upon the early protocol of SMR reinforcement […]

ADD / ADHD, Application of Neurofeedback, Clinical Methods, Commentary, Efficacy, Neurofeedback, Scientific
July 16, 2009
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Wired to Heal with Neurofeedback

Dr. Siegfried Othmer the Chief Scientist for the EEG Institute goes onlinewithandrea to discuss Neurofeedback and how it is used to help conditions such as Anxiety, Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Depression, Seizures, Post Traumatic Syndrome, ADD/ADHD, Sleep Disorders, and many others. Hosted by Andrea R. Garrison This interview is approximately 2.5 hours in length. To listen […]

Clinical Methods, Neurofeedback, Protocols
March 24, 2008
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Catching up on Book Reviews

In this newsletter we take a look at two recently published books that represent two ends of the spectrum of neurofeedback approaches. They reflect divisions within the field that have remained unreconciled over the decades. They also reflect their authors, who have taken very different approaches in their scientific research. The Open Focus Brain This […]

Clinical Methods, Useful Tips
October 05, 2006
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Brief Reliable Assessments

I’ve been amazed at how some notables in this field have ignored the enormous data base in neuropsychology and either invented their own tests or else used really dumb tests which have not been validated on populations like the ones we see, and have limited face validity, and poor reliability. I got into psychology whilst […]