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Check out this Knowledge Base article from StressTherapy Solutions: New Site for Neurofeedback Information: Neurofeedback.com.

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Neurofeedback.com is a new, free educational site about neurofeedback, QEEG and brain health, written for clinicians, researchers, patients and families. Alongside neurofeedback and QEEG it covers biofeedback, photobiomodulation, magnetic stimulation and PEMF. Its research coverage links to the original sources, and each article is labeled as a guide, research brief, news story or opinion. BrainMaster is the site’s founding sponsor, and StressTherapy Solutions is proud to sponsor the site’s clinician education, which links to our workshops.

What you will find there

  • Learn: the learning center. It starts with a vendor-neutral beginner’s guide to neurofeedback, explains how the main approaches work (EEG neurofeedback, QEEG, Z-score and LORETA training, heart rate variability biofeedback, photobiomodulation and magnetic stimulation), and has separate paths for clinicians and for patients and families.
  • Brain Atlas: an interactive 3D brain. Explore it by lobe, region, gyri and sulci, Brodmann area, deep structures or brain networks, with guided lessons, a knowledge check and reference MRI sections.
  • Research: a library of neurofeedback, QEEG, biofeedback and brain stimulation studies, each with a plain-language summary, its clinical context and the original citation, plus a short guide to reading a study critically.
  • News & insights: research briefs, news and perspectives from across brain health technology, with their sources and publication dates.
  • Find a provider: a directory of practices by location, specialty and remote services, with advice on what to ask before booking. Practices can list themselves for free.
  • Podcast: the site’s own podcast, launching soon, and a curated list of independent shows about neurofeedback and brain health.

For clinicians and for families

The clinician section offers free Neurofeedback 101 lessons, a knowledge check, a glossary, a mentorship planner and an introduction to BCIA certification. As the site itself notes, it is an orientation, not a qualification: it does not replace accredited didactic education or supervised training, which is what our workshops provide. The patients and families section explains what a first visit may involve and includes a guide for parents of children with ADHD, and a history section traces the field from Hans Berger’s first human EEG recordings to today.