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Rob Kall: The Hero's Journey and The Biofeedback Neurofeedback Practitioner's and Client's Stories Here's a short summary of my take how story and the Hero's Journey plays an integral role in biofeedback: |
Siegfried Othmer, Ph.D.: Who Owns Self-Regulation? We are moving into an age where people are taking responsibility for their own well-being, and that by now includes the domain of most psychopharmacological agents. It will most certainly also include the self-regulation technologies. This future is not to be feared. Home training has been a mainstay of biofeedback therapy since forever, and the principal complaint in that regard is that... |
Tom Collura: FLEXIBILITY AND APPROPRIATENESS -AN UNDERPINNING WE CAN ALL AGREE UPON
Flexibility and appropriateness of brain function are put into context, and show up at the core of many applications of neurofeedback. It is not so much an issue of "too much" or "too little" as it is one of the brain having the ability to be flexible and appropriate, to access brain states that are suited to the task or situation. |
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Patricia Norris: Neurofeedback / EEG Biofeedback Procedures; Basic Descriptions
neurofeedback and related procedures used to deal with ADD, Closed Head Injury, Addictions, or for alertness, focus |
Gary Ames: Adding Biofeedback to your Eating Disorders Practice How to incorporate biofeedback as an evidence-based intervention. Neurofeedback study results for eating disorders. |
Rob Kall: The Hottest Christmas Present This Year is an EEG-based Game from Mattell the Wall Street journal reports that the hot game this holiday season is just about sold out, and it's based on EEG. This should be GOOD for the profession of bio/neurofeedback |
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Tom Collura: THE NEURO-RELAXATION PARADIGM
Neuronal Regulation is a key concept in neurofeedback. Rather than being a trivial concept related to a simple relaxation state, neurorelaxation means affecting the brain at its most dynamical level, implementing change that is transformational in nature. |
Kirtley Thornton: A Cost/Benefit Analysis of Different Intervention Models for LD/Special Ed. Students Since the decade of the brain was declared in 1990, there have been impressive advances in the area of neurodiagnostic instrumentation measuring the physical functioning of the brain and providing a deeper understanding of the functioning of the brain. |
Rob Kall: Biofeedback and Locked In Syndrome-- in ALS (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis /Lou Gherig's Disease)
links and some discussion on the use of neurofeedback and brain monitoring with ALS Lou Gherig's Disease (Amotrophic Lateral Sclerosis |
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Tom Collura: A Relaxation/Activation model for EEG Alpha
EEG Alpha training is put in the context of the entire brain, and its normal level of cycling. This can help to motivate neurofeedback training, and connectivity training in particular. |
Hershel Toomim: Neurofeedback using HEG How to do neurofeedback, or brain training use hemoencephalography |
Bernard: On the sidelines of a travesty
Describes efforts to promote EEG neurofeedback as a mainstream treatment option for epilepsy and seizure disorders. |
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Press Release: 'Top 10 Spa Trends to Watch in 2009'
biofeedback, neurofeedback, relaxation, brain gyms, neurobics, mind gyms, brain workouts are all hot. |
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