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Bill Mrklas
Penijean Gracefire
John Demos
Harry Kerasidis
Mark Smith
McGill Scott
Dick Genardi
Leonardo Mascaro
Thomas Brownback
Thomas Feiner
David Cantor
Dolores Gaxiola
Andre Keizer
Steve Warner
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J. Michael Griffin
Richard Powell
Christen Stahl
Jeff Tarrant
Debora Joy Elliott
Jacob Elliott
Jeff Reich
Wes Center
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Giuseppe Chiarenza
Yvonne Tate
Lisa Black
Kathie Schofield
Doron Todder
Jay Gattis
Richard McAlister
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Dayna NaverThe attached article reviews the important area of Slow Cortical Potentials (SCP) and describes its clinical relevance.
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The Effectiveness of Neurofeedback Training on EEG Coherence and Neuropsychological Functions in Children With Reading Disability
Abstract Neurofeedback training (NFT) is an effective intervention in regulating electroencephalogram (EEG) abnormalities leading to improvements in behavioral deficits, which exist in children with reading disabilities. This single-subject study explores our evaluation of the improvements in the reading ability and phonological awareness deficit, as well as the changes in the EEG in children with reading [...]
read more »Adaptive Resonance Theory: How a brain learns to consciously attend, learn, and recognize a changing world
by Grossberg Abstract Adaptive Resonance Theory, or ART, is a cognitive and neural theory of how the brain autonomously learns to categorize, recognize, and predict objects and events in a changing world. This article reviews classical and recent developments of ART, and provides a synthesis of concepts, principles, mechanisms, architectures, and the interdisciplinary data bases [...]
read more »The Peniston-Kulkosky Brainwave Neurofeedback Therapeutic Protocol: The Future Psychotherapy for Alcoholism/PTSD/Behavioral Medicine
EARLY DEVELOPMENT OF ALPHA AND THETA BRAINWAVE TRAINING Electroencephalographic (EEG) biofeedback has been in use since the early 1970′s for treatment of anxiety disorders and a variety of psychosomatic disorders. Early work conducted by researchers such as Kamiya and Kliterman focused on alpha wave biofeedback (Kamyi & Noles, 1970). Much of this initial research associated [...]
read more »Rethinking Autism: Variation and Complexity
By Lynn Waterhouse Full Article: http://stresstherapysolutions.com/uploads/wp-uploads/RA.pdf
read more »Neurofeedback Training for Relieving Auditory Hallucinations: How Should Neurofeedback Be Applied to AVHs? 4 Hypotheses
Simon McCarthy-Jones Initial neurofeedback studies for SZ:AVH+ should target neural areas that have been reliably found to be associated with AVHs and which have been previously demonstrated to be amenable to neurofeedback. As the STG is the area most reliably associated with AVHs, and (healthy) individuals are able to use neurofeedback to regulate STG activity,[30] [...]
read more »Talamocortical Oscillations: Local Control of EEG Slow Waves
by Timofeev and Chauvette Abstract: This article starts with a brief review of the thalamocortical system architecture, which is composed of the projecting thalamic nuclei, the thalamic reticular nucleus, and the neocortex. Then we provide a description of the three states of vigilances followed by a detailed review of major brain rhythms present in the [...]
read more »Multivariate Proportional Neurofeedback
Over the past 5 years, BrainMaster has led the industry in developing and innovating software to use normative or reference databases to provide Live Z-Score Training (LZT) methods for neurofeedback.
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