Brain Inflammation, Microglia, and Neurofeedback
Every now and then a book comes along that I feel is worth sharing, and The Angel and the Assassin: […]
Neurofeedback and Depression
A study published in Frontiers in Behavioral Neuroscience in 2014 looked at the results of an extremely short regimen of […]
Neurofeedback for Fetal Alcohol Problems
A single-person case study published in the Journal of Neurotherapy in 2012 reported a significant improvement in the quality of […]
Observing Neurons at Work
Biomedical engineers from George Washington University, Northwestern University, and the University of Arizona have developed a method of observing individual […]
Choosing a Neurofeedback Practitioner
I frequently receive requests for help finding someone who offers neurofeedback training outside the Northern Virginia area where I work. […]
Sleep Better with Vitamin D
Dr. Mercola has written an interesting article detailing the connections among vitamin D deficiency, B vitamin deficiency, gut health, and […]
Putting Symptoms and Wellness in Context
Usually, I share scientific articles in this blog, but today, I want to share a blog post from someone whose […]
Exercise for Brain Health
It’s a new year, and many people are re-committing to lifestyle changes that include exercise. Here’s yet another reason to […]
Detecting Brainwaves
People often ask how it is that neurofeedback can detect brainwaves in order to train them. After all, the electricity […]
Amygdala Changes Size in Veterans with PTSD
The amygdala is a structure in the brain whose functions include attaching emotion to memory, memory consolidation, processing emotion, and […]
Researchers Say Avoid Sugar to Avoid the Blues Over the Holidays
Research out of the University of Kansas that was published in Medical Hypotheses and summarized in Neuroscience News indicates that […]
Screen Time and Preschoolers
The website GreenMedInfo recently published a fascinating article about MRIs taken of preschoolers with various amounts of screen usage. They […]
No Such Thing as a Normal Brain
My philosophy of neurofeedback embraces the notion that there is no such thing as a normal brain. There are optimally […]
January Workshop!
Are you learning from Brain Trainer video training but also wishing for in-person training and hands-on instruction and experience? Here […]
ADHD and Neurofeedback
ADDitude published an opinion piece about the efficacy of neurofeedback that is worth reading (click here). One thing that the […]