Neurofeedback vs Entrainment

Over the past few months, I’ve been asked several times about various hand-held devices meant for a layperson to use […]

Stress, Trauma, and the Amygdala

A recent study in Biological Psychiatry found that neurofeedback was effective in helping calm the amygdala, a part of the […]

Next to the originator of a good sentence is the first quoter of it. Ralph Waldo Emerson Who doesn’t love […]

September always feels more like the beginning of the year for me than January 1st ever does. It’s probably left […]

Beginning this week, my intention is to share periodically about a book I’ve read that may be of interest to […]

If you’ve read the previous post, you know that putting together a list of the things you’re tolerating in life […]

Despite good intentions, this is the about the time when New Year’s resolutions begin to crumble and fall by the […]

Every now and then, I run across a study that is particularly exciting. An article in the latest issue of […]

Most anger management programs talk about triggers and ways to control one’s anger. That’s all well and good, but the […]

I was going to write about stress management this month, but one of the ultimate stressors, violent and terrorist-triggered death […]

We all know, or think we know, solutions to the stress we feel in our lives. Most of the solutions […]

One of the things I hear most often about neurofeedback is the concern that by working with the brain, we […]

Welcome to the blog space for Lifeworks Consulting. As part of upgrading our website, we’re adding in a blog so […]