VCU Lands Grant to Explore TBIs in Veterans
Tea Drinking and Brain Function
Side Effects of Medication
Dr. Joseph Mercola is one of those outspoken physicians who has ardent admirers and vehement detractors, with just a few […]
REM Sleep and Memory
We all know that getting a good and full night’s sleep is important for our health and mental functioning, and […]
Neuroscience and Music Therapy
A National Institutes of Health-Kennedy Center joint initiative intends to study the potential for music to impact neurological conditions and […]
Neurofeedback and PTSD
One of the things I wish most often in my work is that some of the people who need to […]
“Neck-Up Checkups”
Yesterday, I had the privilege of listening to neuroscientists from the University of Texas at Dallas speak about the concept […]
Lab-Created Brain Waves
I’m a little behind in blogging, but just in case you haven’t seen it, scientists at the University of California-San […]
Supplements for ADHD and Autism
Six Hours of Sleep is Not Enough
Sleep is a big deal for most of my clients. For some, it’s because their stress levels and brain activation […]
When You Think You Cannot Afford Neurofeedback
Neurofeedback is an excellent investment. In exchange for only about 40 hours of brain training sessions, you get the possibility […]
Calming through the Vagus Nerve
The vagus nerve is actually two sets of nerves that drive the parasympathetic nervous system, or the part of the […]
How You Fuel Your Brain Matters
This blog post from Harvard Health Publishing is several years old, but the information is good. Too many of us […]
Havening and the Brain
Just yesterday, I was introduced to a psychosensory modality called havening, and it has intrigued me enough that I want […]