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Neurofeedback
All About Neurofeedback Therapy
Interested in starting neurofeedback therapy? For some, the idea of brain training might feel intimidating, scary, or uncertain. If you feel this way, you are certainly not alone! Even thinking about doing neurofeedback theory is a great first step in…
Can Neurofeedback Therapy Help Treat ADHD?
What is ADHD? Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a common neurodevelopmental disorder. Researchers do not fully understand the exact cause of ADHD. However, they believe it involves a combination of genetic, environmental, and neurological factors. The estimated number of children aged…
Can Neurofeedback Therapy Help With Anxiety?
Did you know that anxiety is a normal and oftentimes even helpful emotion? Anxiety is an adaptive response to stress or perceived threats in the environment. Anxiety can vary widely. Individuals may experience a combination of physical, emotional, and cognitive…
Addressing the Stigmas of Neurofeedback Therapy
Neurofeedback Therapy is a non-invasive type of therapy that aims to manage brain activity through operant and conditional conditioning. In neurofeedback, real-time feedback rewards and reinforces desired brain activity and inhibits unfavorable activity patterns. With most things involving the brain,…
Is Neurofeedback Therapy Good For Autism?
What is Autism? Autism, or Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), is a neurological condition that influences how individuals engage with others, express themselves, and perceive their environment. Its symptoms and their severity can differ among individuals. Commonly, those with autism may…
Can Neurofeedback Help Your Child or Teen
What is Neurofeedback? Neurofeedback is a type of biofeedback that focuses on the brain’s electrical activity. During the process of neurofeedback, sensors are used to monitor brainwave patterns, and the information is fed back to the individual in real time…
Unveiling the Potential of Neurofeedback Therapy in the Treatment of Anxiety
With the constant churn of life’s wheel, stress and anxiety have become a common malaise for most people. Fortunately, the field of mental health therapy is continually changing. Recent advancements have sparked interest in a technique known as neurofeedback. It’s…
Adult ADHD (Attention- Deficit/ Hyper Activity Disorder)
Sometimes, when people think of ADHD ( Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder), they associate it with children, But, did you know that around 4-5 % of adults have ADHD? Every adult who has ADHD had it as a child. Some were diagnosed in…
How to Support a Loved One Who is Struggling With Mental Health
It is hard to see someone you love having a tough time. Mental health is very important and when someone you know is having a difficult time, it can be impactful in many ways. Sometimes, a person experiencing a mental…
What is Seasonal Affective Disorder
Have you noticed an increase in energy with spring around the corner? The days are getting longer and the temperatures are starting to get warmer. It is not uncommon to start to feel more energized, hopeful and happy. Prior to…
Choosing the Right Therapist
Choosing the right therapist is an important decision. What should you look for in a therapist? How do you decide who is right? Are you comfortable? These are all fundamental questions you should ask yourself and research before committing to…
How to Start New Habits and Stop Old Ones
Habits are behavior that has become reflexive over time and often are a triggered response. It’s been found that habits start with psychological behavior called a “habit loop” which takes place in three parts. The first part is the trigger…
History of Neurofeedback
The theory of neurofeedback is that by training the brain, brainwave patterns can be altered to alleviate a variety of neurological and psychiatric symptoms. Though widely considered to be a “new” form of treatment, the ideas and practices behind neurofeedback…
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