Neurofeedback and Trauma
This morning, I was fortunate to get to host Peter Van Deusen of Brain Trainer International as he presented a […]
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: […]
Dr. Joseph Mercola is one of those outspoken physicians who has ardent admirers and vehement detractors, with just a few […]
We all know that getting a good and full night’s sleep is important for our health and mental functioning, and […]
A National Institutes of Health-Kennedy Center joint initiative intends to study the potential for music to impact neurological conditions and […]
One of the things I wish most often in my work is that some of the people who need to […]
Yesterday, I had the privilege of listening to neuroscientists from the University of Texas at Dallas speak about the concept […]
I’m a little behind in blogging, but just in case you haven’t seen it, scientists at the University of California-San […]
Sleep is a big deal for most of my clients. For some, it’s because their stress levels and brain activation […]
Neurofeedback is an excellent investment. In exchange for only about 40 hours of brain training sessions, you get the possibility […]
The vagus nerve is actually two sets of nerves that drive the parasympathetic nervous system, or the part of the […]