Neurofeedback To Improve Mood And Behavior
Science has revealed a lot about the human brain in recent years. We know that the frontal lobes are the center of rational thinking and self-control. And we know that that neurotransmitters, or brain chemicals, are responsible for our moods and our general state of well-being. As a result, any damage or trauma to the.. read more →
The Brain’s Role In Chronic Pain and Chronic Fatigue
Chronic pain is defined as any pain lasting more than 12 weeks. Chronic fatigue is a feeling of exhaustion or tiredness that does not go away with sleep. It is estimated that 20% of the US population suffers from one of these conditions. Interestingly enough, recent research has shown that the BRAIN may play an.. read more →
PTSD: How To Heal A Traumatized Brain
PTSD is a disorder that develops in some people who have experienced a shocking, scary, or dangerous event. Symptoms may include flashbacks, nightmares and uncontrollable thoughts related to the event. This type of brain trauma can have long term negative effects on individuals and may include suicidal or homicidal thoughts. As a result, scientists in.. read more →
Using Technology To Help A Child With ADHD
No doubt most people have heard the term “brain training”. This can apply to a wide range of therapies and practices. Some are old school, like counseling and psychotherapy, but many more are using cutting edge technology and science to make real time changes in the brain. But do these therapies work? Can technology actually.. read more →
Lyme Disease: There Is Hope
Lyme Disease is an inflammatory disease caused primarily from tick bites. The bacteria that is transmitted into your system can lead to arthritis and neurological / cardiac disorders. It is estimated that 300,000 people become infected with Lyme Disease every year. Sadly, many don’t know they are infected and live with it for life. Common.. read more →
A Better Way To Eliminate Migraines?
For those who suffer from migraines, they know it is so much more than a headache. It can cripple even the strongest person and leave them unable to function. An estimated 13% of adults in the U.S. experience migraines on a regular basis. Migraine causes are more likely to be rooted in the brain. They.. read more →
Addiction Recovery With Neurofeedback
As you may imagine, significant research has gone into studying how the brain is affected by addictive substances like alcohol and drugs. But researches have also been studying how brain patterns may actually trigger addictive tendencies as well. The answers may help us to identify patterns that can lead to addiction. If you think about.. read more →
Your Brain May Be Trying To Warn You
The human brain is an amazing system of synapses and neurons that work together to create consciousness and highly intelligent thought. But like all complex systems, it can start to function less effectively over time without care and maintenance. And it will often give us warning signs when problems occur. Being tired, angry or forgetful.. read more →
Are You Tired All The Time? There could be a bigger issue
According to the CDC, Chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) is a disorder characterized by profound fatigue on a regular basis. It is NOT improved by bed rest and can even be worsened by physical or mental activity. The symptoms affect several body systems and may include: Weakness Muscle pain Impaired memory/concentration Depression Insomnia CFS is classified.. read more →
How Your Gut Can Affect Your Mind
The microbes that live in your body might just be influencing your behavior. You might be tempted to think that the skin we use to touch and feel is the largest interface we have with our surroundings. But you would be wrong; our gut is much bigger. And how it behaves may have a significant.. read more →