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Check out this book in the StressTherapy Solutions Knowledge Base: Neurofeedback: The First Fifty Years by Evans JR, Dellinger MB, Russell HL.

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Book at a glance

Area
Neurofeedback & QEEG
Written for
Clinicians & technicians
Editors
Evans JR, Dellinger MB, Russell HL
Publisher
Academic Press
Year
2019
Pages
536
ISBN
9780128176597

What's inside

  • First-person accounts from neurofeedback's founders and early researchers
  • Tributes to pioneers who have died, such as Margaret Ayers, Thomas and Helen Budzynski, Elmer and Alyce Green, and Joseph Horvat
  • How the major approaches began, from alpha training and SMR to the Othmer method, LENS, NeuroField and QEEG-guided training
  • Clinicians' stories of bringing neurofeedback into practice

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The history of neurofeedback told by the people who made it. Sixty-two short chapters, each written by a pioneer or a long-time practitioner, or in tribute to one who has died, describe how they came to the field, what they built or discovered, and what they learned along the way. Joe Kamiya, Barry Sterman, Joel Lubar, Siegfried and Susan Othmer, Len Ochs, Robert Thatcher and many others are here, alongside clinicians who brought neurofeedback into everyday practice.

For practitioners and students who want to understand where today's methods came from and why the field developed as it did. Several of our own instructors contributed chapters, including Tom Collura, Tom Brownback, David Cantor, Mark Smith, Nancy Wigton, Robert Turner and Harry Kerasidis.

Chapters

  1. Some call me the father of clinical neurofeedback Joe Kamiya
  2. My personal neurofeedback journey Martijn Arns
  3. The legacy of Margaret Ayers Penny S. Montgomery
  4. Connecting the isomorphic dots Marvin H. Berman
  5. My neurofeedback story Eugenia (Genie) Bodenhamer-Davis
  6. On the road with a maverick Valdeane W. Brown
  7. My unique journey to neurofeedback Thomas G. Browne
  8. Our neurofeedback journeys Linda Brownback, Thomas S. Brownback STS Instructor Authored
  9. In tribute to Thomas Budzynski and Helen Budzynski Hsin-Yi (Jean) Tang
  10. Learning David S. Cantor STS Instructor Authored
  11. My neurofeedback story Dan Chartier
  12. My place in neurofeedback – The last 50 years Thomas F. Collura STS Instructor Authored