Category Archives: Neurofeedback

Trust in People, not Technology

Recently during a consultation, someone asked me whether I use the latest and best technology on the market. The short […]

Electricity is present throughout our bodies. Using an EEG signal to measure and train the brain’s electrical energy patterns can […]

People often are surprised that brain training takes time. It is, after all, a shifting of the brain’s energy systems, […]

One of the questions I frequently receive is how neurofeedback training progresses and what that’s like. The short answer is […]

Over the years, I’ve had many people ask me about whether neurofeedback can help with weight loss or smoking cessation, […]

I think we all understand that it is practically an instinct to touch someone to offer comfort when they are […]

In the most recent edition of European Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, an international group of researchers published a meta-analysis of […]

“The longest part of the journey is said to be the passing of the gate.” Ancient Roman scholar Marcus Terentio […]

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

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

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

Usually, I can tell when someone wants to ask me why they haven’t heard of neurofeedback before or why, although […]

Neurofeedback is a rewards-based system. The idea of rewarding the brain for making changes in the direction a person wants […]

Name That Tune was a television game show from the 1950s in which contestants competed to see who could identify […]

Now that we’re getting close to the end of the school year, I anticipate receiving the calls I usually get […]

Neurofeedback coaching for Northern Virginia, including Fairfax and Arlington Counties