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Futurehealth WinterBrain Plenary Talk by Sue Othmer High-arousal neurofeedback clients have continued to challenge us over the years to develop techniques that are sufficiently calming.

Each new approach has extended our reach, but also revealed a population that could benefit from even more calming. This past year has seen another breakthrough in our ability to help a broader spectrum of high-arousal clients and to impact them more profoundly. We are now achieving greater clinical success with symptoms of autism, reactive attachment disorder and childhood bipolar disorder, as well as severe pain, anxiety and sleep disorders,

In this presentation we will discuss a model of reward frequency related to individual arousal level. The use of reward frequencies below 0-3 Hz for some individuals will be described for inter-hemispheric and for left and right-hemisphere neurofeedback training.
Implications of this new low frequency training for the clinical model will also be discussed.

Author: Sue Othmer

Sue Othmer is Clinical Director of the EEG Institute in Woodland Hills, California. She has been involved in clinical research and the development of EEG biofeedback protocols since 1988. She teaches professional training courses in EEG biofeedback, and presents clinical research findings in professional forums.

Other Products by Sue Othmer

1) Beyond Good And Bad Brainwaves: A New Understanding Of Rewards And Inhibits
2) Reward And Inhibit Strategies: Recent Advances in Theory and Practice
3) Neurofeedback with Young Children
4) EEG Training for Pain Syndromes: Theory & Practice
5) Interhemispheric EEG Training: Discussion and Demonstration
6) Neurofeedback for the Bipolar Child