San Diego Chargers Neurofeedback The San Diego Chargers are being hit, literally, as are all football teams, with head blows and impact, some resulting in injury. Neurofeedback is one intervention that is being used to help athletes to recover from head injuries, including concussion. Neurofeedback is a scientifically-based, nonpharmaceutical intervention that lets the brain learn […]
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BrainAvatar Muse Mood EEG for Mental Health Counseling and Psychotherapy We are proud to announce a special partnership between BrainMaster Technologies Inc. and InteraXon, creators of Muse: the brain-sensing headband. As many of you know, we announced the new “BrainAvatar Muse“ software platform at ISNR on October 16, 2014. Pairing the rich experience of BrainAvatar’s
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Corey Liuget NFL Defensive Player of the Week Our neurofeedback client Corey Liuget is on a fantastic season (and career) start, with playing that attracts notice of everyone in the field (literally!). We are happy to be allowed to work with him, and to add neurofeedback to his set of tools. He is definitely setting
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Pro Football and Neurofeedback with the Chargers We are happy to be working with Corey Liuget, first-string draft defensive lineman with the San Diego Chargers. He has started adding neurofeedback to his training regimen, and talks about focus, “not thinking,”, and being in the zone. He is off to an excellent season start, having done
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QEEG Workshop We are wrapping up a workshop in Cleveland on QEEG, sLORETA, and neurofeedback. So little time to say hello to old and new friends, and in no time we are back to work.
Infra-Slow Fluctuation Neurofeedback – a novel experience I just completed 3 days learning and experiencing ISF (infra-slow fluctuation) neurofeedback, in a workshop presented by Mark Smith. Both the learning experience and the neurofeedback process were eye-opening, to say the least. The theory has to do with cortical activation, shifts in parasympathetic response, and achievement of
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Neurofeedback produces lasting results in controlled study This new report shows lasting benefits from Neurofeedback in a study of over 100 children. http://pediatrics.aappublications.org/content/early/2014/02/11/peds.2013-2059.abstract
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Dyslexia and the Brain We recently had the opportunity to record EEG from an 86 year-old with speech issues. We were able to clearly image Broca’s Area as the area with a deficit of brainwave activity. This shows the value of EEG for detecting and diagnosing brain dysfunction. It also suggests that sLORETA neurofeedack using
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Pigeon-Guided Missiles and the Brain Here is an interesting flash from the past. And what can this teach us about the brain? Maybe that a brain can seek a goal but may have no idea what the goal really is? Is the brain really a “pigeon guided missile???”
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Life Force validated with BrainAvatar Our work with this innovative treatment approach has been very informative.
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