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03/10/2024

🧠 Revisiting PTSD Research with Easier ERP Access through IFEN Tools!

This important study from 1996 used visual event-related potentials (ERPs) to explore cognitive processing in PTSD, revealing heightened N1, N2, and P3 amplitudes to trauma-related images and delayed cognitive responses. With the tools developed at IFEN, accessing and implementing ERP methods has become much easier.

Now, this same paradigm can be used not only to assess emotional resilience but also to monitor treatment progress more effectively, offering new opportunities for improving patient outcomes in clinical settings.

14/09/2024

Assessing Alpha Waves with Swingle's ClinicalQ: An Interesting Key Factor to Understanding Mental Health.

Alpha brainwave patterns, observed through the Swingle ClinicalQ assessment, offer a fascinating glimpse into how the brain transitions between relaxation and focus. By measuring brain activity with eyes open (EO) and eyes closed (EC), we can identify subtle shifts that reflect cognitive function and emotional regulation. A well-balanced alpha response suggests optimal brain function, while irregularities may point to difficulties in attention or managing stress. This valuable tool helps practitioners personalize neurofeedback and brain training for improved mental clarity and emotional resilience.

Available for Neurofeedback Practicioners who use Brainmaster here: https://www.neurofeedback-partner.de/ClinQIFENRG.html?language=de

10/09/2024

🌟 Exciting News! Join Us for an EEG & Neurofeedback Workshop 🌟

I’m thrilled to be one of the presenters at the upcoming ISNR Conference, taking place from September 27-29! Whether you’re passionate about EEG, sLORETA, ICA, and machine learning or looking to explore neurofeedback techniques, this is a must-attend event.

📅 Workshop Highlights:

• Friday, September 27 (8:00 AM - 9:00 AM): “EEG & the Search for the Buried Message” – Delving into Homomorphic Deconvolution, ICA, sLORETA, and machine learning. Presented by Thomas Collura.
• Saturday, September 28 (2:30 PM - 5:30 PM): “Fifty Ways to Use LORETA” – A powerful hands-on workshop with Richard McAlister, Ron Bonnstetter, Jeffrey Tarrant, Thomas Collura, and me! Earn 3 CE credits.
• Sunday, September 29 (11:15 AM - 4:15 PM): Vendor Workshop presented by BrainMaster Technologies. Whether online or in-person, take this opportunity to learn from some of the leading minds in the field. And yes, there’s free lunch! 🍽️

🎉 And don’t miss the Platinum Sponsor Party on Friday night, brought to you by BrainMaster Technologies! 💥

🔗 https://web.cvent.com/event/89492972-2fb8-4d3c-b1d4-785a67811365

📍 Location: ISNR Conference at Rosemont Ballroom, Chicago
💡 Free to all attendees!

Hope to see you there!

Join me for the 32nd Annual ISNR Conference 2024 in Rosemont IL, a suburb of Chicago, on September 26-29. It will be a fun way to connect with colleagues and earn a lot of CEs.

03/06/2024

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22/05/2024

Do You Feel Afraid Because Your Body Trembles, or Does Your Body Tremble Because You Feel Afraid?

The James-Lange Theory proposes that our emotional experiences arise from our perception of physiological changes in our body. For instance, when faced with a threatening situation, our body responds with physical reactions (e.g., increased heart rate, muscle tension, sweating). According to James and Lange, these bodily changes are not mere responses to fear; they actually cause the feeling of fear. In other words, you don’t tremble because you’re afraid; you feel afraid because you tremble.

This theory challenges the traditional view that emotions originate in the brain and then lead to physical responses. Instead, it suggests that the body’s reactions come first, and the brain interprets them as specific emotions. Practical applications of this theory include techniques like deep breathing and progressive muscle relaxation for managing emotional states. And not to forget Biofeedback, which we apply very successfully in our Neurofeedback practice.

19/03/2024

I am a provider for Neurofeedback devices an autor and a developer for Neurofeedback software and supplies. My whole life is about making people's lifes better and giving practicioners solutions for their work. EEG-Caps are one of the most used parts in the Neurofeedback process and so they are fulnerable in some parts. As I always prefered the structure of a net based cap we are dealing with ruptures of the foam rubber sooner or later. Of course you can avoid this by being gentle when it comes to pulling and use baby powder to reduce the mechanical burden. But there comes a time when a rubber gets weak and gives up. In this case you do not need to purchase a new cap or send it to someone repairs. No you can do it yourself - replacing a rubber is easy and with a little practice you exchanged the rubber in just a few minutes. In this video I show you we show you how to do it. This is for the Free-Cap and the Pamel-Caps which are based on the same same method and materials. We are proud to say that the life span of an EEG-Cap this way can easily exceed 2, 3 or 4 years.
https://youtu.be/5rHP4R7AlB0

This video shows how easy it is to replace a broken rubber cord using baby powder. Thousands of EEG practitioners save money by this simple DIY approach. The...