“Monotony collapses time; Novelty unfolds it.” — Joshua Foer In neurofeedback and biofeedback, it is always a challenge to keep the client engaged. You need to have their interest and attention for the training to work, but what are the scientific reasons to choose one type of feedback or the other? Bar graphs, games, videos, and other […]
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“Great decision-making comes from the ability to create the time and spaceto think rationally and intelligently about the issue at hand.” — Graham Allcot We have heard dialog and arguments related to the subject of ICA for several years. I am sure most — if not all — readers are familiar with some of the statements, publications, and
“Addictions… started out like magical pets, pocket monsters. . . Eventually, they were making your most crucial life decisions. And they were… less intelligent than goldfish.” — William Gibson One of the most pervasive and difficult conditions faced in the field of mental health is addiction. Addiction is a behavioral disorder that includes physical and emotional
“Your brain is the organ of your personality, character, and intelligence and is heavily involved in making you who you are.” — Daniel G. Amen Does Neurofeedback suffer from an identity crisis? • Is it medical?• Is it education?• Is it self-improvement? Those of us involved on a daily or frequent basis with Neurofeedback understand it, though we may
“Life is like a game of cards. The hand you are dealt is determinism; the way you play it is free will.” — Jawaharlal Nehru ENTROPY, and FREEDOM OF CHOICE Our culture emphasizes the physical and chemical reality within which we live. Not surprisingly, our healers tend to work with bones, tissue, and organs. Mental concerns and
