Big Changes are Coming!
When spring comes, it generally brings with it new growth, new life, and change. This year, spring is bringing similar […]
Category Archives: News and Noteworty Articles
Low Iron, B-6 Linked to Panic Attacks
According to a study published in the Japanese journal Acta Medica Okayama, vitamin B-6 and iron are important cofactors in […]
My Company of One
As a sole practitioner in private practice, I hear a lot about growth. The messages that bombard me from almost […]
Neurofeedback is not Playing Games
One thing that many people new to neurofeedback find confusing is the idea that neurofeedback is biofeedback for the brain–basically, […]
To Really Learn Something, Repeatedly Learn It
Neurofeedback practitioners know that brain training involves rewarding the brain for changing, then repeating that reward over and over again […]
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, […]
New Thinking about Neurons
Researchers from Bar-Ilan University have found that a long-held belief in how neurons fire and communicate is mistaken. Their discovery […]
Doubt, Faith, and Contemplation
I just spent an hour listening to Benedictine sister Joan Chittister speak about faith, doubt, contemplation, and social justice issues. […]
Teen Substance Abuse Affects Adult Outcomes
Science Daily recently reported that University of Connecticut Health has been conducting studies on how teens who were dependent upon […]
Changes Coming February 1st
In case you’re considering doing brain training with me, now is the time to get started. At the end of January, I […]
The Divided Brain
Many of my clients have had some significant misunderstandings about the differences between the two hemispheres of the brain. This […]
Get Curious to Break a Habit
Psychiatrist Judson Brewer discusses a simple, brain-science-based way to change a habit. His talk is just under just ten minutes […]
Brainwaves Vary with Type of Learning
MIT researchers have found that different brainwaves are activated during different types of learning. They believe that this breakthrough will […]
The Power of Habit
If you’re looking to change some aspect of your life, whether it’s a tendency to become anxious during exams or […]