neurofeedback
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neurofeedback (uncountable)
The presentation of realtime feedback on brainwave activity, as measured by sensors on the scalp, sometimes offered as a means of therapy.
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Proceeds from this event support SOS B.C.’s high-demand neurofeedback therapy, counselling, educational, musical, cultural, and transition to adulthood programs for children and youth in foster care (as well as youth who have aged out of care).
Dr. Jason Rhodes from St. Louis Neurotherapy brought Betsy McMahon in to tell us about the progress her daughter has experienced with neurofeedback.
If you have a question for Doug Berry, a local neurofeedback practitioner and psychological counsellor, fill in the form below this article.
Knights says in 18 months, she’s seen much greater awareness of neurofeedback across a wide variety of physicians and mental health professionals looking for an alternative approach to managing health.
“With neurofeedback, it’s like we take you to that position (on the map) and offer another path you can take, and this one is actually a better path,” he said.
They directed me to the Alexander Technique, told me about the Taubman Approach, and guided me through neurofeedback techniques.