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Every thought, behavior, or emotion that we have occurs due to the communication between neurons in the form of brainwaves. Brainwaves are created when synchronized electrical pulses are generated from large masses of neurons communicating together. Through Neurotherapy, these brainwaves can be detected using sensors that are applied directly to the scalp. But what exactly can these brainwaves…
Most experts within the neurofeedback field compare the process to physical exercises but designed to strengthen the brain. Unfortunately, just like working out a muscle at the gym, mental fatigue is common after a neurofeedback session is concluded. But what other side effects have been reported when undergoing this type of brain training, and are…
Most patients who are considering neurofeedback ask whether there are any adverse side effects to the therapy. Generally, neurofeedback patients report little to no adverse effects. In fact, many say they feel relaxed and calm during the sessions and experience a new sense of energy after them. However, as with all forms of therapy, it is important to be aware of what to expect from…
For individuals with ADHD, the brain may have distinct patterns, particularly in the frontal lobe. Often, this area is linked to different traits, including behavior, learning and personality. Although many people do not consciously realize it, the brain and behavior are often connected, and changes in behavior can usually change the brain or vice versa. Neurofeedback tries to change these…
As an innovative, non-invasive treatment method for various conditions, neurofeedback provides direct training to brain function to allow it to be more efficient in specific scenarios or situations. During neurofeedback sessions, brain activity is observed. Information is relayed back to the patient; however, changing activity to more appropriate patterns is rewarded to ensure a gradual learning process that produces a favorable behavior naturally with time.
Anxiety is your body’s response to stress, whether psychological, physical, dietary, or environmental. Your brain locks into a pattern of anxiety which, unfortunately, can be challenging to break.
Neural pathways, made up of neurons connected by dendrites, are developed in the brain and are determined by our behavior. The more frequent a behavior, the greater number of dendrites created.