Application of Neurofeedback, Commentary, Health Care, Neurofeedback, Outreach, PTSD, Veterans
November 11, 2011
Clinicians Bring Hope for Veterans by Honoring Those Who Served
On this Veterans Day we wanted to take a moment to thank all of the clinicians who have joined Homecoming for Veterans to support those in need by providing neurofeedback treatment for veterans with PTSD at no cost. Each day veterans are returning from deployments abroad and facing the challenges of life back home. We […]
Application of Neurofeedback, Biofeedback, Commentary, Neurofeedback, Professional Issues, PTSD, Veterans, Video
June 20, 2011
Breaking News on PTSD & Neurofeedback
Today the web-based newspaper The Daily published a front-page article on Infra-Low Frequency Neurofeedback in application to PTSD. Along with the article there is also a six-minute video that illustrates the training procedure and basic approach. Reporter Katie Drummond did her homework on this topic over a number of months, finally coming out to our […]
Neurofeedback, Global Warming, and the Financial Collapse
To someone who has been educated in the sciences it is somewhat jarring to see so many people blithely dismiss the alarming evidence in favor of global warming. And yet when it comes to neurofeedback, we are quite comfortable flying in the face of mainstream thinking and simply dismissing the mainstream position (of skepticism with […]
The Rare Event: Toyota, Tasers, and Autism
The issue of sudden, rapid acceleration in Toyota vehicles presents an interesting case study of how our society approaches rare hazardous events, and a consideration of this history can shed light on how other such instances are handled that are of more direct interest to us here. It turns out that this issue has been […]
Veteran’s Day 2014
by Siegfried Othmer, PhD W hy is it that our nation has not made more progress in dealing with PTSD and TBI over all these years? Admittedly, the whole concept of PTSD only dates back to about 1980, which is rather astounding. But matters are even worse with regard to TBI. We’ve been living with […]