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document Brown University Progress Report - Alzheimer's and Live Z-Score Training
The following report from Dr. Elena Festa of the Brown University Department of Psychology shows beneficial effects of neurofeedback on patients with early onset of dementia.      The attached program from the...
22 Mar, 2011
document American Mental Health Counseling Association - Collura Power Point - Neurofeedback in Mental Health Counseling
The attached pdf is of a talk given by Dr. Collura on July 15 at the Annual Meeting of the AMHCA (American Mental Health Counseing Association) in San Francisco.  The topic is neurofeedback and neuronal dynamics in mental health counseling,...
12 Jul, 2011
document Links to Collura et al publications
The following is a link to   The following is a link to Collura, T.F. (2009) Use the following link to get a pdf file of:  Collura, T.F., Thatcher, R.W., Smith, M.L., Lambos, W.A., and C.R. Stark (2009) EEG...
12 Jul, 2011
document Who is Stress Therapy Solutions?
Stress Therapy Solutions, Inc. (STS) is an educational company that sponsors training, publications, and research to futher health care and personal growth, especially where stress is an element.    
12 Jul, 2011
document Where are the Brainwave Connections archives?
Brainwave Connections is the newsletter of Stress Therapy Solutions. It is archived at:    
12 Jul, 2011
document Can I contribute an article to the STS Knowledge Base?
Yes, simply go to: log in with the username: contrib and the password: stsinc   Then enter your article. We will review it, and then post it.
12 Jul, 2011
document How does neurofeedback work?
We do not know for certain how or why neurofeedback (EEG biofeedback) training actually works but we believe that neurofeedback is a learning tool which motivates the mind to guide the brain into various levels of relaxation at the neuronal, or...
12 Jul, 2011
document Neurofeedback is Evidence Based for ADD/ADHD
From Medical News Today: Neurofeedback is evidence-based: Lead implicated in ADHD:    
12 Jul, 2011
document Washington Post Article
   
12 Jul, 2011
document Americanization of Mental Illness
 
12 Jul, 2011



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