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 […]

The amygdala is a structure in the brain whose functions include attaching emotion to memory, memory consolidation, processing emotion, and […]

Research out of the University of Kansas that was published in Medical Hypotheses and summarized in Neuroscience News indicates that […]

The website GreenMedInfo recently published a fascinating article about MRIs taken of preschoolers with various amounts of screen usage. They […]

My philosophy of neurofeedback embraces the notion that there is no such thing as a normal brain. There are optimally […]

Are you learning from Brain Trainer video training but also wishing for in-person training and hands-on instruction and experience? Here […]

ADDitude published an opinion piece about the efficacy of neurofeedback that is worth reading (click here). One thing that the […]

Yale University researchers combined two imaging techniques to show a mouse brain at work in real time. The video is […]

Several of my clients over the years have enjoyed Basil Rathbone’s performances as Sherlock Holmes, and when a friend shared […]

This morning, I was fortunate to get to host Peter Van Deusen of Brain Trainer International as he presented a […]

Today, I’m sharing a blog post from the Kelly Brogan, MD website, because it addresses a subject of great interest: […]