Neurofeedback News
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Neurofeedback, lasting results
This Medscape article references a recent article in Pediatrics (Feb 17, 2014) which discusses neurofeedback being a lasting treatment for ADHD, faring better than Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. It also offers good information about medications for ADHD and neurofeedback training. Neurofeedback for ADHD Significant Lasting Improvement – M. Brooks Medscape Medical News Psychiatry
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Shared Decision Making
This seems like common sense, and this is how neuroAgility approaches ADHD, but this article is a good read educationally for parents.
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22 Things Happy People Do Differently
How we talk to ourselves, what we tell ourselves, whether we believe it to be true ~ does have an effect on outcome and behavior.
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Sports Concussions
Concussions are a very controversial topic in sports, and the measurement of them is controversial as well. neuroAgility is often doing baseline qEEG’s for highschoolers, college, and professional athletes who want to see their activity before moving into even more intense arenas. There is hot debate around the topic of sports concussions, with no sure fire…
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Technology and the College Generation
Parents, read this! Great update on technology and the generation gap.
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Adult ADHD
ADHD doesn’t just “go away” in adulthood. Here’s a closer look at adult ADHD.
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Sputter Time
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It is so important to have “sputter time”, down time, really, with no goals and no guilt attached! Read about how good rest can strengthen your attention span.
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More Sleep is a Childhood Priority
New research shows that even 27 minutes more sleep helps a child behave at school.
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Root Causes of Dyslexia
This article as about the root causes of Dyslexia. Using the fMRI to get a picture of the brain function.
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Brain Wiring vs. Gender
Another interesting article showing brain differences between men and women. One has to wonder from this article, and general findings overall, how our educational system has been structured over the years. Designed by males, and performed in the highest by males in the past, though that is changing now. Is this a stereotype confirmed, or…