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May 05, 2004

Physiology and Clinical Applications of Audio-Visual Entrainment Technology

Part 1 of 3. See bottom for PDF version. Articles on: Physiology and Clinical Applications of Audio-Visual Entrainment Technology by Dave Siever C.E.T. Page 2 Audio-Visual Entrainment: I. History and Physiological Mechanisms David Siever¹, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada Abstract: Since the discovery of photic driving by Adrian and Matthews in 1934, much has been discovered about […]

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April 14, 2004

Report on the 35th AAPB Meeting, Colorado Springs, CO

This was the second year in which I presented an all-day seminar on our approach to neurofeedback. The audience grew this year to fill the room, and many others apparently picked up the handout. I presented a lot of theory, but most were waiting for the goods on how we actually do things, which I […]

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February 21, 2004

Winter Brain Newsletter

A quick report on the just-concluded Winter Brain Conference, while memories are still fresh. On this occasion, we offered a two-day Advanced Training Course before the conference, as a convenience to those wanting to conserve on travel costs. But it does add significantly to what is already a long conference, a burden on the attendees […]

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February 06, 2004

On the Low Energy Neurofeedback System (LENS)

Author: Len Ochs All forms of central nervous system dysfunctions include problems taking in, processing, organizing, and retrieving stimulation. And all methods of treating such problems — from depression, to the spectrum of brain injuries, many pain syndromes, movement disorders, emotional hyper-reactivity (PTSD, etc), hyper-energetic states (ADD/ADHD), etc., involve stimulation. When, in 1990, I conceived […]

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January 20, 2004

Tests for Auditory Processing Disorders

Author: Lise’ D. DeLong, Ph.D As a NeuroCognitive Specialist, I have come to realize many of the common characteristics we attribute to ADHD, ADD, and nonspecific learning disabilities are frequently exacerbated by Auditory Processing concerns. Although most of these disorders interface with one another and share many common elements it is important to determine whether […]

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January 08, 2004

Synergy

The most appropriate theme for the new-year newsletter is probably “synergy,” as we have seen the beginnings of a multiplier effect in which niche products potentiate other product developments, and developments in one domain of biofeedback reinforce those in another. The products at the heart of these developments might be termed “keystone” products. None fit […]