The Mind and the Brain are not Synonyms

Dan Siegel is quoted in this article from Quartz about the mind in a lovely way, “”I realized if someone […]

Exploring Glial Cells

As far as we know, neurofeedback trains pools of neurons in the brain. Another type of cell, called glial cells, […]

One of the most frequent questions I’m asked is how often and for how long one must do neurofeedback training […]

Researchers from Bar-Ilan University have found that a long-held belief in how neurons fire and communicate is mistaken. Their discovery […]

I have heard from several friends that they missed the news that my book came out a few weeks […]

People often ask me whether they are a good candidate for neurofeedback. Brain training is not a medical treatment, so […]

I just spent an hour listening to Benedictine sister Joan Chittister speak about faith, doubt, contemplation, and social justice issues. […]

According to a new study that was just presented at the Radiological Society of North America annual meeting, neurofeedback may […]

It’s here! Practical Wisdom was published on November 24th, and you can find copies online at Amazon here, or […]

Science Daily recently reported that University of Connecticut Health has been conducting studies on how teens who were dependent upon […]

About once a year or so, I encounter someone who is afraid of neurofeedback and asks about the harm it […]

The linked post to an article from Neuroscience News on the importance of sleep and its effect on the brain […]

In case you’re considering doing brain training with me, now is the time to get started. At the end of January, I […]

Many of my clients have had some significant misunderstandings about the differences between the two hemispheres of the brain. This […]