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	Neurofeedback \| Neurofeedback Practitioners
		Neurofeedback is a form of biofeedback which uses electrical signals from the brain detected by electrodes that are placed on the scalp.
		Neurofeedback (NFB), also called neurotherapy, neurobiofeedback or EEG biofeedback, is a method which attempts to train brainwave activity, as measured by electrodes on the scalp, and is presented to an individual as feedback in the form of a video display, sound or vibration.
		Neurofeedback appealed greatly to the social movements of the 1960s as well, when altered states were a lifestyle, and even some of the research on alpha brain waves appealed more to the pop-culture fascination than to the more conservative scientific community.
	www.alternativesforhealing.com /neurofeedback.htm (3135 words)

	Neurofeedback
		Neurofeedback is a learning technique that brings awareness of a person's brain wave activity and with training that person can learn to regulate their brain waves.
		Neurofeedback uses very sensitive computer technology to measure the electrical activity of the brain and feeds back that information to the person so that they can learn to control them.
		Neurofeedback has been shown to be highly effective at reducing symptoms from a wide range of disorders, including Attention Deficit Disorder, Addiction issues, anxiety disorders, epilepsy, mood disorders, sleep disorders and recovery from head injury and stroke.
	www.synergy-health.co.uk /articles/neurofeedback.html (543 words)

	BiofeedbackZone.com - Your Brain and Neurofeedback: A Beginner's Manual
		Neurofeedback is a therapy of training the mind and body to function in a more optimal way in order to ease negative emotional, cognitive, physical, and behavioural experiences.
		Neurofeedback is a healthy alternative to other forms of treatment that are more invasive, such as the use of medications that may have troubling side effects.
		Another possibly uncomfortable effect of neurofeedback is emotional: when changing the activity of the brain, it is possible that a person may notice an emotional change such as the surfacing of difficult emotions that you may have experienced in the past.
	webideas.com /biofeedback/research/dmcdougall.shtml (3762 words)

	ABCD, Inc. - Neurofeedback
		Neurofeedback (also known as EEG Biofeedback) is an innovative, computer based technique that is being adopted by healthcare professionals around the world.
		The person being trained by neurofeedback "plays" a videogame that is driven by that individual's EEG, with rewards given in response to the frequency and intensity of his or her brain activity.
		However, neurofeedback is still considered controversial because of a paucity of controlled studies of the kind used to determine the efficacy of psychoactive drugs such as Ritalin or Prozac.
	www.abcdseattle.com /neurofeedback.asp (518 words)

	The Role of Neurofeedback in the Treatment of ADHD
		In neurofeedback treatment, individuals are provided with real-time feedback about their brainwave activity and taught to use that information to modulate certain aspects of their minds.
		Neurofeedback treatment is designed to train individuals to increase the production of brainwave patterns that reduce or eliminate this cortical slowing, and thus reduce or eliminate many associated ADHD symptoms.
		Neurofeedback: For children whose parents elected to include neurofeedback in their child's treatment, "attention training" sessions lasting 30 to 40 minutes were conducted on a weekly basis.
	www.add.org /articles/TheRoleofNeurofeedbackintheTreatmentofADHD.html (2118 words)

	The Role of Neurofeedback in ADHD Treatment
		Neurofeedback is probably the most interesting and promising treatment modality for ADHD in use today.
		Neurofeedback is a type of biofeedback that can be used to train ADHD children to change their brain wave patterns to be more like normal children.
		Neurofeedback for ADHD has been actively studied and used clinically for over three decades, and there is much to say in its favor.
	addadhdadvances.com /neurofeedback.html (1938 words)

	Neurofeedback
		Neurofeedback is direct training of the brain, which then learns to function with greater control and stability.
		Neurofeedback is also called EEG biofeedback, because it is based on electrical brain activity, the electroencephalogram, or EEG.
		With successful neurofeedback training, medications targeting brain function may no longer be needed, or they may be needed at lower dosages, as the brain takes over the role of regulating itself.
	www.livingrationally.com /neurofeedback.htm (636 words)

	Neurofeedback - Peak Performance - ADHD - Migraine - Slaapproblemen - Angst - Depressie
		Neurofeedback kan gebruikt worden voor een groot scala aan problemen.
		Omdat neurofeedback een techniek is die het zenuwstelsel opnieuw kan afstellen (tuning), is het geen grote verrassing dat er veel verschillende stoornissen mee behandeld kunnen worden.
		Neurofeedback is een methode die erg flexibel is en het is dus goed mogelijk om de behandeling af te stemmen op de behoeften van de client.
	www.neurofeedback.nl /neurofeedback.htm (455 words)

	Help Screens - Neurofeedback (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Neurofeedback is a technique designed to teach people how to control their brain waves.
		Neurofeedback is a user-friendly procedure by which brain wave activity is detected.
		Neurofeedback is beneficial for just about anyone wishing to improve their concentration level.
	www.shsu.edu /~counsel/hs/neurofeedback.html (294 words)

	Researchers find link between improved memory and the use of neurofeedback
		Neurofeedback is a learning procedure that has been involved in treatments enabling participants to normalize behaviour, stabilize mood and improve their cognitive performance.
		Further tests are needed to confirm this, but if neurofeedback can positively influence the cognitive performance of healthy individuals, as we have previously shown on attention and musical performance, it opens up the possibility that such treatment may be beneficial for those suffering from cognitive deficits".
		Neurofeedback refers to a form of biofeedback, linked to a specific aspect of brain activity, such as frequency, location, amplitude or duration of specific EEG activity.
	www.eurekalert.org /pub_releases/2003-01/icos-rfl012203.php (522 words)

	FAQ - Neurofeedback Training
		Neurofeedback research is being conducted at US, UK, Canadian, German, Israeli, Czech, Austrian, and other public universities, government hospitals and treatment facilities, etc., and there a growing number of these studies being published.
		Very few researchers are specializing their study of neurofeedback to help people make better decisions, fulfill dreams, achieve higher levels of physical performance, and the like.
		Anyone who looks beyond the 'disease/medicine paradigm' toward wellness and healthy living, will be at least curious about neurofeedback training because it is non-invasive, it utilizes the innate capacity of persons, it enables people to exercise greater control over their own lives, and it is focused on healthier and enhanced living rather than disease.
	www.wporg.com /thiel/faq.htm (2230 words)

	Neurofeedback
		Neurofeedback is little known tool that doctors use to reduce symptoms of many disorders and diseases.
		Neurofeedback, also known as EEG biofeedback, or brain wave training, is a form of conditioning - sort of aerobic exercise for the brain.
		Known as neurofeedback, the technique is meant to reveal if an athlete is being self-critical or is nervous, or if his mind is starting to wander.
	www.neurofeedback.ws (424 words)

	BrainConnection.com - Children Controlling Their Own Brainwaves: A New Treatment for ADD? - Page 1
		Neurofeedback, also called EEG biofeedback, has recently gained popularity as an alternative or supplement to psychostimulants for the treatment of ADD.
		Neurofeedback, on the other hand, has no side effects, and seems to have positive, long-term benefits, according to research being conducted at the ADD Center in Ontario, Canada.
		Neurofeedback therapy is based on electroencephalography, or EEG, which has been used to measure brain activity since 1928.
	www.brainconnection.com /topics/?main=fa/neurofeedback (435 words)

	Essays - NEUROFEEDBACK: Part One Essays
		Neurofeedback is a form of biofeedback directly to the brain.
		With neurofeedback, each was able to control their seizures either on their own or with medication that had not helped them in the past, and none returned for surgery.
		Between sessions, the neurofeedback clinician looks for a quieting of the nervous system, which is indicated by fewer aggressive outbursts, better sleep, fewer nightmares, better eye contact and many other factors specific to the individual.
	www.strugglingteens.com /artman/publish/article_5283.shtml (1488 words)

	Neurofeedback (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		With the technological advancements of neurofeedback equipment, these whispers from the brain can now be amplified and projected on a computer screen as they are occurring in the brain.
		Neurofeedback is one of the most compelling examples of the body’s ability to self-regulate and bring itself back into balance.
		Neurofeedback helps to improve functions such as concentration, short term memory, speech, motor skills, sleep, energy level, and emotional balance.
	www.chimed.com /Neurofeedback.htm (482 words)

	Focus Fitness
		Neurofeedback has been in continuous development for 30 years and biofeedback for 50 years.
		For example: if you are “nervous” speaking to groups, large or small, or if your son or daughter has problems concentrating at home or at school, or, if he or she is a good student but has exam anxiety.
		Neurofeedback and biofeedback, separately, or, combined with carefully designed, integrated programs can produce highly successful and sustainable results for adults and children.
	www.neurofeedback.org (325 words)

	Reporter - Link between memory and neurofeedback
		Neurofeedback enable participants to normalize behaviour, stabilize mood and improve cognitive performance.
		Participants completed two tests to see if neurofeedback would influence working memory performance - the type used to hold and manipulate information during the performance of a task, such as maintaining a telephone number in mind in order to recall it later.
		Those receiving neurofeedback increased their recall from 70.6 percent to 81.6 percent, while recall in the control group increased from 72.5 percent to 75.1 per cent.
	www.ic.ac.uk /P3946.htm (402 words)

	Neurofeedback (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Neurofeedback is a scientifically-documented treatment modality for stress, traumatic brain injury, ADHD, learning disabilities, stroke, epilepsy, etc. based on QEEG findings.
		Recent research indicates that during neurofeedback we are actually making beneficial changes to the brain that have longstanding results.
		He found that the participants were basically doing just as well as they had after their original treatment with neurofeedback.
	www.mccarthycounselingassociatespa.com /neurofeedback (175 words)

	Neurofeedback Today
		Neurofeedback is very effective for treating many of the emotional and behavioral problems associated with childhood, including ADHD.
		As you'll learn here, neurofeedback addresses cognitive "dysregulation," which is a primary cause of some of the most difficult-to-treat childhood problems.
		Neurofeedback has actually been around for quite a while, though it's just becoming widely known at the present time.
	neurofeedbacktoday.com (368 words)

	Neurofeedback
		Neurofeedback training is a term used to describe the feedback of neural information to patients with certain central nervous system (CNS) disorders in an attempt to teach these patients to modify their brain function.
		Neurofeedback may be conceptualized as a type of biofeedback that uses the electroencephalogram (EEG) as a source of feedback data.
		In most instances, the neurofeedback was used to identify when the subject was focused, thought to be the most optimal time for subsequent metacognitive therapy.
	www.regence.com /trgmedpol/medicine/med65.html (956 words)

	Neurofeedback Certification Course (BCIA) with John Demos
		Neurofeedback Instituut Nederland BV, giro 4460465 te Baarn.
		Neurofeedback is a comprehensive system that promotes change at the cellular level of the brain and empowers the client to use his or her mind as a tool for healing.
		Neurofeedback training is also known to promote a state of focused relaxation that has benefited those with attention deficit disorder (ADHD), learning disorders, OCD, and traumatic brain injury.
	www.neurofeedback.nl /demos.htm (695 words)

	Neurofeedback Instituut Nederland - ADHD - Hoofdpijn - Depressie - Slaapproblemen - Migraine
		Neurofeedback Instituut Nederland - ADHD - Hoofdpijn - Depressie - Slaapproblemen - Migraine
		Neurofeedback is werkzaam op het gebied van o.a.
		Neurofeedback Instituut Nederland verzorgt de intakes voor het Catharina ziekenhuis en er vindt wederzijdse doorverwijzing van cliënten plaats.
	www.neurofeedback.nl (499 words)

	Neurofeedback
		Neurofeedback is a type of biofeedback that demands specialized skills and understanding of neurophysiology on the part of the technician or researcher.
		Other widely utilized applications of neurofeedback include general relaxation training (alpha training), assisting alcoholics and drug addicts to remain non-drug dependent, pain control, reducing anxiety, and enhancing sleep.
		The application of neurofeedback into the area of immune enhancement is a logical next step, since we know that so much of the immune system functions under central nervous system (the brain's) control.
	ourworld.compuserve.com /homepages/SCHUMMER/neurofee.htm (537 words)

	Israel Pyschologist Neurofeedback Alternative Therapy Attention-Deficit Disorder Sara Silber
		Neurofeedback is a form of biofeedback where we are looking particularly at how his actions affect his brain wave pattern.
		In the view of this writer, neurofeedback shows much promise in helping the ADD child with a major obstacle and should certainly be considered as an approach to treatment in those children who show high motivation to help themselves and who will persist with the many treatment sessions.
		Neurofeedback can greatly help the attention issue and reduce the need for medication for focusing and learning.
	www.israelnewsagency.com /attentiondeficitdisorderisrael480712.html (1581 words)

	Learn About Neurofeedback Training and qEEG
		When you're ready, there's other tools that are can be added to neurofeedback to improve self-regulation.
		They never use the word neurofeedback, but that is exactly what they are talking about.
		Neurofeedback tends to make most people feel better, or handle life better.
	www.aboutneurofeedback.com (622 words)

	Neurofeedback (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Neurofeedback (also known as EEG Biofeedback) is a training tool that enables a person to alter their brain waves.
		Neurofeedback training "teaches" your brain how to hold these waves within a more "normal" range -- in essence exercising your brain to make it stronger in the areas of need.
		Neurofeedback training is a painless, non-invasive procedure, as is the QEEG.
	www.radzebra.org /treatmentneuro.htm (510 words)

	ADHD Treatment with Neurofeedback
		As with many studies of neurofeedback treatment, this investigation was conducted in an actual clinical setting—as opposed to an academic research setting.
		At the conclusion of the diagnostic evaluation, parents were informed about procedures to obtain special educational services for their children under the appropriate federal regulations.
		For children whose parents elected to include neurofeedback in their child's treatment, "attention training" sessions lasting 30 to 40 minutes were conducted on a weekly basis.
	www.addresources.org /article_adhd_neurofeedback_rabiner.php (2159 words)

	NEUROFEEDBACK
		Neurofeedback’s goal is to teach you to recognize and use your calm (SMR) waves and your thinker (BETA) waves.
		Most neurofeedback specialists are also hesitant to engage in neurofeedback training if a child is under the age of seven and/or has lower than a low-level I.Q. (lower than 80).
		Neurofeedback can be used as an alternate to medication or in addition to medication.
	www.coedu.usf.edu /zalaquett/n/NEUROFEEDBACK.htm (1096 words)

	Neurofeedback Consultants, Alexandria, Virginia, Washington, DC
		Neurofeedback Consultants, Alexandria, Virginia, Washington, DC Candace B. Pert, Ph.D., former chief of Brain Biochemistry at the National Institute of Mental Health and author of
		Stokes was a traditional psychotherapist for eighteen years prior to starting her neurotherapy practice.
		Her practice, Neurofeedback Consultants is one of only two full service, professionally staffed neurotherapy clinics on the East Coast which utilizes all of the state of the art methods for optimizing brain performance.
	www.neurofeedbackconsult.com (196 words)

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