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Quantitative EEG and Live Z-Score Neurofeedback—Current Clinical and Scientific Context

STS Instructor Authored by Thomas Collura

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Check out this Knowledge Base article from StressTherapy Solutions: Quantitative EEG and Live Z-Score Neurofeedback—Current Clinical and Scientific Context.

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Study at a glance

Area
QEEG, Methods & Mechanisms
Study type
Review & meta-analysis
Authors
Collura TF
Journal
Biofeedback
Year
2017
Protocol
live z-score neurofeedback; QEEG

Key findings

  • Recommends viewing symptoms in terms of underlying patterns of brain activation
  • Location, frequency and connectivity information are presented as the key measures
  • Frames live z-score training as a natural extension of QEEG assessment
  • Conceptual overview; no new data reported

DOI 10.5298/1081-5937-45.1.07 →

A discussion paper on where QEEG assessment and live z-score training fit within mental health care and neurofeedback. It considers what clinicians can learn about a client from a QEEG and why live z-score training is a reasonable treatment option. The central argument is that the brain should be understood as a dynamic, self-regulating system of networks and frequencies, and that what we call disorders often reflect dysregulation within it.