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 →
ADD and Risk of Prison
“Although this statement will probably invite challenge, we strongly contend that our jails, prisons, and juvenile detention centers are full of ADD adolescents and adults. After all, we are talking about risk takers, individuals who have no fear but who cannot foresee consequences. It is easy to see that there is a recipe for.. read more →
ADD and Road Rage, Natural Help
“If people are aware they are ADD, they may exercise more caution and be very careful, methodical drivers to compensate for their inattention. Others do not compensate or even realize their driving style is risk-taking. Many people who are ADD are often too distracted to know it, but they be a driving nightmare for everyone.. read more →
ADD and Driving–A Dangerous Mix
“ADD and Driving–A Dangerous Mix ADD people are individuals who cannot see consequences. They have five times more auto accidents than people without ADD. Adults send adolescent drivers out at night with no medication because if they get the medication they cannot sleep. So, a 3,500 pound automobile that will travel at speeds greater.. read more →
Women with ADD
“Because we have a general practice, people frequently do not come in for neurofeedback, even though their problem indicates that neurofeedback would be the most effective treatment. Ann and Tom came in for marital therapy at Tom’s insistence. He was ready to leave Ann if things did not change. Tom reported Ann was smart, loving,.. read more →
Professionals with ADD
“DON’T STAND UP AND GIVE A TALK: Adults with ADD are too easily distracted to give good talks. They are bright, enthusiastic, and witty, but they ramble. It is impossible for them to stay on track. If someone does something distracting, they are lost. For example, if asked a question, their answer is likely.. read more →
Adult ADD and Neurofeedback
John was a thirty-nine-year-old independent contractor who built small single-family houses. He came to us because of a long history of ADD that he readily acknowledged was a condition which kept him from being more successful. He reported that he was sure his father was ADD and perhaps one of his brothers. He wanted help. .. read more →
Adult ADD and Neurofeedback
“Once again family and friends shake their heads in frustration. Adults with ADD are usually good “idea people” but need to have the backup of steady workers. They are good for the short projects that do not require much follow through. In the office we frequently put a stopwatch on the children and monitor.. 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 →