The images in this article are not from a human brain, they’re from that frequent stand in for us, the brain of a rat. Brain imaging has become so much more finely detailed. These images show blood flow, but they look like works of art. I hope you enjoy them as much as I did. […]
Comments Off on New York Times’ Brain Activity Images Continue Reading...People who are interested in neurofeedback are often fascinated by how our brains function. If that’s you, you’re in for a treat. Watch London psychiatrist and author Iain McGilchrist’s animation about the two hemispheres of the brain. You’ll hear that much of popular understanding of left and right hemisphere functions is incorrect. Language, for example, does not reside solely […]
Comments Off on The Two Hemisphere’s of the Brain Continue Reading...How does the brain work? Here is a short quote from a very interesting KU Leuven article titled ‘Brain waves’ challenge area-specific view of brain activty. (KU Leuven is a Belgian research-oriented university founded in 1425. Yes, 1425.) Our understanding of brain activity has traditionally been linked to brain areas – when we speak, the speech […]
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1 Comment. Continue Reading...How to have a healthy brain is a topic near and dear to the hearts of neurofeedback trainers. I recently came across a Cleveland Clinic article called 6 Pillars of Brain Health. It’s a useful article and I recommend reading it. It’s helpful information. You’re probably already doing at least some of what they describe. […]
Comments Off on How to Have a Healthy Brain Continue Reading...This Forbes Magazine article was originally published in 2011. I posted about it then, and I thought I’d do it again for Christmas 2019. Especially for Dr. Seuss lovers and those of us interested in the brain, it’s hard to resist. Here’s the link: Neuroscience Explains Why the Grinch Stole Christmas Catherine Boyer, MA, LCSW-R […]
Comments Off on Neuroscience Explains Why the Grinch Stole Christmas Continue Reading...How does the brain work? Here is a short quote from a very interesting KU Leuven article titled ‘Brain waves’ challenge area-specific view of brain activty. (KU Leuven is a Belgian research-oriented university founded in 1425. Yes, 1425.) Our understanding of brain activity has traditionally been linked to brain areas – when we speak, the speech […]
1 Comment. Continue Reading...Your brain is the most complex system on Earth. It possesses an amazing ability to organize itself. Neurofeedback works with the electrical activity of that system. What is neurofeedback? Via pauses in a sound stream that are precisely timed to register state shifts in the brain, NeurOptimal®® Dynamical Neurofeedback® gives your brain information on what it’s doing which your […]
Comments Off on What is Neurofeedback? Continue Reading...Why is this post on the blog? It’s not directly related to NeurOptimal® Dynamical Neurofeedback® – or is it? Driving while distracted A few years ago, Jane E. Brody in her New York Times Personal Health column wrote an article called Keeping Eyes on Distracted Driving’s Toll. Jane quoted Dr. Amy N. Ship of Harvard Medical School. Dr. Ship […]
2 Comments. Continue Reading...The idea of a gifted artist who also has a degree in neuroscience had never crossed my mind, but I discovered that there is someone with exactly that background who creates artwork of the brain. I learned about it from a Scientific American article titled Watch the Human Brain Come to Life in this Stunning Piece of […]
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