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Podcasts For Tag "QEEG" |
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| #1 | 7/18/2010 | Tom Collura visions of the future of Neurofeedback, Z-Scores, qEEG and a bit of history (Rob Kall) Past President, ISNR, founder, Brainmaster.com |
| #2 | 7/9/2010 | Robert Thatcher Advances in Understanding the Brain, Z-Score Neurofeedback, Why EEG is More Important than ever (Rob Kall) in a wide ranging interview, Dr. Bob Thatcher shares some early neurofeedback and qEEG history, some visions of the future and summarizes some of the insights billions in brain research have yielded. |
| #3 | 6/27/2010 | Lynda Thompson; ADD, Autistic Spectrum, Asperger Syndrome (Rob Kall) discussion of neurofeedback and biofeedback for ADD, ADHD, Aspergers, Autism, autistic spectrum disorders |
| #4 | 5/23/2010 | Richard Soutar Neurofeedback, Transformation, AVS Entrainment, EEG Database, PTSD, Bio Psycho Social Mapping (Rob Kall) a master trainer, developer, practitioner with a touch of shaman in him talks about his work |
| #5 | 3/7/2010 | Valdeane Brown on Non Linear Dynamical Healing (Rob Kall) Val says... "...if you trust the intrinsic wisdom of your body, just like you learned to walk.... the wisdom is in there. You don't have to fix stuff, you simply have to interrupt the process in which they are created and the wisdom of the system will take care of things. " |
| #6 | 2/19/2010 | Les Fehmi & Susan Shor Fehmi; Open Focus, Attention, Brain Synchrony, Couples EEG Training (Rob Kall) a wide ranging interview with Les and Susan, covering much of their work, Les's book, their approach to healing, their ideas about attention, about neurofeedback, about qEEG. |
| #7 | 2/16/2010 | Interview with Joel Lubar-- ADHD, LORETA, Z-Scores, History (Rob Kall) Dr. Joel LubarSome notes taken during the interview: early experiments in 1973, 1974 with Sterman's protocol suggested it would help MBD conrolled double blind study 75, 76 Wrote book, Behavioral approaches to neurology 1981 Woman's day magazine published in 1991 was a breakthrough article boy in clinic did really well and mother was a freelancer. Article got such widespread distribution got 6500 inquiries from around |
| #8 | 2/16/2010 | Futurehealth Ames Schneider Gunkelman MTBI (Rob Kall) The first Rob Kall Futurehealth Radio show, with Gary Ames, Carol Schneider and Jay Gunkelman discuss LENS, Neurocare, Minimal Traumatic Brain Injury, qEEG, working with the military, new ways to describe neurofeedback to get paid for doing it, helping wake coma victims. The first few minutes are not from my radio show. Eventually, I'll get up to speed on editing MP3s. Sorry. It's about 4 minutes of unrelated material. |
| #9 | 2/16/2010 | Gary Schummer; Working with ADD ADHD with Neurofeedback, with the system
(Rob Kall) Neuropsychologist specializing in Neurofeedback, Brain Mapping, / qEEG, particularly with ADHD attention deficit disorder with hyperactivity.
Working with ADHD, parents, teachers, system.
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| #10 | 2/16/2010 | Tom Budzynski, biofeedback pioneer, neurofeedback pioneer, inventor, rocket scientist at area 51 (Rob Kall) His history and role in inventing surface EMG muscle biofeedback. Using an understanding of the brain, particularly right vs. left brain for affirmations and imagery for THE SECRET. left hemisphere is newer, more top-down native american kids move more after 3rd grade. When you try to impose a left brain culture study of CEOs most were ADHD-- intuitive, reacting fast, like hunters. mentions Joe Kamiya related to the |
| #11 | 2/12/2010 | Karl Pribram, M.D. on a new scientific revolution, amygdala, holographic brain, triune brain, Breaking new ground, EEG and Z scores. (Rob Kall) Karl Pribram Interview Distinguished Research Professor, Dept. of Psychology, Cognitive Neuroscience Program, Georgetown, Universitylink to Dr. Pribram's wikipedia pageThere's a real revolution going on in science. Copernicus, Newton, Darwin, Freud-- their ideas took us away from the center of the universe. The Information revolution is now putting us back at the center. -Holographic brain-Triune Brain-- why he disagrees with |
