Corporate Peak Performance Project
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Study at a glance
- Area
- Peak Performance
- Study type
- Pilot / open study
- Authors
- Cochran SD
- Journal
- Biofeedback
- Year
- 2011
- Participants
- 15 (of 16)
- Population
- Adults
- Protocol
- SMR up, theta and high-beta down
Key findings
- Most executives reported better focus and less anxious thinking
- Improved sleep and productivity reported
- Outcomes were self-reported by questionnaire
Sixteen partners at a financial-services firm trained in small groups at their workplace, rewarding SMR and reducing theta and high beta to sharpen focus and calm anxious thinking. Fifteen finished, and most reported better focus, less impulsiveness and anxious thinking, better sleep and higher productivity.