Neuro Cognitive Plasticity Therapy-NCPT

17/12/2023

Neuro and biofeedback is considered one of the existing mind-body interventions that may foster the bridging of physiological and psychological interventions. Biofeedback techniques entail a signal (e.g. video, audio display or tactile) connected to a physiological process that enables the person to be aware of normally unconscious physiological activity (Browne, 2015). In this sense, individuals are provided with explicit information of a certain psychophysiological process in order to foster its regulation. The restructuring of thoughts and feelings may be associated with the corresponding physiological changes and thereafter changes in neural circuits may result in overcoming the symptoms of Depression. After 10 to 12 sessions of NCPT, an improvement in the self-report measures was reported by the patients.

16/12/2023

Muscle contraction pattern with EMG in Resting Tremor

16/12/2023

Neuro Cognitive Plasticity Therapy (NCPT) is an integration of Neurofeedback & Cognitive Therapy. Neuroscientists argue that frequent occurrence of positive & negative thought patterns may develop the automatic habit of “Positive Bias” or “Negative Bias” respectively which may further be manifested as an adaptive trait of a person. Corresponding to our thought patterns the neurons fire together and wire together. Neural Pathways are more like plastic, strong enough to resist the occasional push but pliable enough to change in response to repeated effort. It is called an “experience-dependent neuroplasticity”—essentially, the concept that our brains are shaped by our thoughts and experiences.
NCPT works in reshaping the neural circuitry and genesis of altered neural pathways which lead to the growth of new synapses corresponding to modified thought processes.

NCPT is the need of the hour and is proven the most effective, objective and pragmatic technique to overcome the various neuropsychiatric conditions.

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