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Links For Tag "Neurofeedback" |
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| #1 | 10/5/2010 | New York Times: Neurofeedback Gains Popularity and Lab Attention The NY Times reports that EEG Biofeedback is gaining greater acceptance, applied to ADD/ADHD, autism, increasing attention, focusing the aging brain... |
| #2 | 6/7/2010 | Under pressure: What big games do to players and how they cope - Ball Don't Lie Bruno Demichelis, has made headway into the use of psychophysiology, biofeedback & neurofeedback in professional sports. Through his company MindRoom Sports Science Inc., Demichelis has had major success in Europe, working first with Italian soccer powerhouse A.C. Milan before bringing his methods to the English Premier League as the director of sport science for Chelsea F.C. Thus far, no North American sports franchise has |
| #3 | 3/18/2010 | Bioethical Devils and Neuroscientific Details; Video In the late 1990s, treatments like Prozac and research on the human genome project appeared to usher in a new human reality with associated bioethical dilemmas. Are bioethicists as likely to be co-opted into the marketing of the new neuroscience and its treatments as they were into the marketing of the SSRIs? Contrasting current neuroimaging with quantitative electroencephalography, recent deep brain stimulation treatments... |
| #4 | 3/9/2010 | Researchers turn to neurofeedback to clear the fog of chemo brain | cleveland.com Jean Alvarez is doing a study, at the Cleveland Clinic, on the effectiveness of neurofeedback with "chemo-brain." "I did very well with treatment," said Alvarez, a 10-year breast cancer survivor. "But I never felt like I got my brain back." The symptoms she described -- gaps in memory, low-level depression, fatigue -- are typical of those who complain about having chemo brain. "My mind was working much more slowly," |
| #5 | 2/15/2010 | Olympic Gold Winner Says Neurofeedback Helped Alexandre Bilodeau won the Men's Mogul event in Vancouver with the help of neurofeedback. Biofeedback, simplified, is learning yourself," Bilodeau says. "How you can put yourself into a state where you can perform the max." "The hardest thing for an athlete in any sport is to stay in the right now," he explained. Bioneurofeedback taught Bilodeau how to relax between runs. His trainer was psychiatrist Dr. Penny Werthner |
| #6 | 12/28/2009 | Pushing neurofeedback for epilepsy into the mainstream Documents Bernard's efforts to promote neurofeedback as a mainstream treatment option for epilepsy. |
| #7 | 11/30/2009 | EEG Neurofeedback for Epilepsy Documents the author's exploration into the data supporting EEG neurofeedback as a treatment option for epilepsy. |
| #8 | 10/23/2009 | Textbook of Neurofeedback, EEG Biofeedback, qEEG and Brain Self Regulation e-book by Rob Kall and Joe Kamiya with 26 chapters |
| #9 | 11/13/2008 | Neurofeedback may decrease autism symptoms: study Following a determination of an autistic child's connectivity problems, researchers performed neurofeedback experiments. They attached electrodes at various sites to redirect electrical signals in the brain. This treatment led to a 40 per cent decrease in autistic symptoms, an improvement in neuropsychological functions and a reduction in hyperconnectivity. |
