Capital District Neurofeedback

Capital District Neurofeedback Our goal is to provide state of the art Neuromapping (QEEG), and then bring about positive transform

The Effects of Neurofeedback on DepressionDepression of any type or on any level of intensity is hard to live with. Howe...
11/29/2025

The Effects of Neurofeedback on Depression

Depression of any type or on any level of intensity is hard to live with. However, for someone suffering from manic depression such as Bipolar Disorder, quality of life is completely compromised. According to statistics, depression is something experienced by millions of people around the world. Because of this, there has been a tremendous amount of research and money invested to find viable, long-term solutions.

Today, many remarkable advances have been made, which is evident with neurofeedback training. Because this treatment is considered one of the most important treatments available for people with depression, we wanted to take the opportunity to provide some of the key benefits. Keep in mind that, unlike more conventional treatments, neurofeedback is unique since it is beneficial at the onset of symptoms, but also once depression has already set in.

Common Symptoms of Depression

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We can eliminate symptoms associated with Depression. Here's how:

Your Thoughts Shape Your Destiny: Why Small Choices Matter More Than You Think“Watch your thoughts, for your thoughts be...
11/29/2025

Your Thoughts Shape Your Destiny: Why Small Choices Matter More Than You Think

“Watch your thoughts, for your thoughts become words. Watch your words, for your words become actions. Watch your actions, for your actions become habits. Watch your habits, for your habits become character. Watch your character, for it becomes destiny.”
-Frank Outlaw

This quote has hung in my office for years. I reference it often-not because it’s poetic, but because it’s true. In just a few lines, it captures the path we all walk, whether consciously or not.

This isn’t just philosophy. It’s how our brains work. Modern neuroscience confirms what Frank Outlaw captured decades ago: Our daily thoughts and habits quite literally wire our brains and shape the lives we end up living.

So let’s break this down-because inside this quote is the secret to lasting change, both for us and for our children.

Thoughts Are the Starting Point

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https://capitaldistrictneurofeedback.com/your-thoughts-shape-your-destiny-why-small-choices-matter-more-than-you-think/

11/28/2025

Four Simple Steps To Relief From Panic Symptoms Part 2 By Licensed Psychologist Dr Randy Cale

Struggling with panic symptoms even after trying everything? You've read the books and gone to therapy, but something is still missing.

Licensed Psychologist Dr. Randy Cale explains that many people fail because they skip one critical step: **mental rehearsal**. It's not enough to just practice breathing; you have to train your brain *before* symptoms arise.

In our new video, discover how to use a simple but powerful practice to:
* Imagine yourself getting through the panic and **being okay**.
* **Condition your brain** to believe in the strategies you're using.
* "Repeat, repeat, repeat" this technique to finally achieve **mastery over your symptoms**.

Ready to learn the step you’ve been missing? Watch the full video now to find relief!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6csWGSKWwt4

11/27/2025

Four Simple Steps To Relief From Panic Symptoms Part 3 By Licensed Psychologist Dr Randy Cale

Struggling with panic symptoms? You might be surprised by what's happening with your body right before they hit.

Did you know that research shows your breathing often becomes shallow and rapid in the half-hour leading up to a panic attack, causing your CO2 levels to rise? This simple biological change can be a major trigger.

But what if you could take control of it?

In the latest video from licensed psychologist Dr. Randy Cale, you'll learn the **third essential step to controlling panic symptoms**: mastering your breathing. Discover a powerful technique called **Heart Rate Variability Breathing**—one of the most effective ways to get a handle on panic—and learn why practicing slower, deeper breathing is critical for relief.

Stop letting panic control you.

11/27/2025

Why Those Panic Attacks Are So Hard To Get Rid Of By Licensed Psychologist Dr Randy Cale

Ever felt that terrifying moment when your heart is racing, you're sweating, and you think you might be dying? You're not alone. Panic attacks are notoriously hard to manage, and it's not just in your head.

Licensed Psychologist Dr. Randy Cale explains that a rapid purge of adrenaline into your system makes it incredibly difficult to rationally override the physical sensations. But there's more to it. The root of the problem often lies in **dysregulation in the left frontal region of the brain**.

Curious to learn why those panic attacks are so hard to get rid of and what can help? Watch our latest video to understand the science behind the struggle.

What if you never said "I'm bored" again?Ever wonder why the phrase "I'm bored" feels like nails on a chalkboard? That's...
11/27/2025

What if you never said "I'm bored" again?

Ever wonder why the phrase "I'm bored" feels like nails on a chalkboard? That's because we've collectively fallen under the spell of a dopamine-drenched lie that whispers "what's next?" at every quiet moment.

Boredom isn't actually real—it's a construct we've invented to explain the discomfort of not being constantly stimulated. Where once stillness and silence were normal parts of daily life, they now feel intolerable. Children who once stared at clouds or dug holes in dirt just to see what was there now experience a crisis without screens or structured activities. Adults who once paused and reflected now text while waiting in line, scroll while watching TV, and fill every silent gap with stimulation.

For parents, the solution to the "I'm bored" trap is surprisingly simple but requires courage: stop feeding the boredom beast.

Listen to the episode here:

Ever wonder why the phrase "I'm bored" feels like nails on a chalkboard? That's because we've collectively fallen under the spell of a dopamine-drenched lie that whispers "what's next?" at every quiet moment.Boredom isn't actually real—it's a cons...

The Emptiness of Seeking Immediate AttentionA mom in my office said it perfectly last week:“He wants attention every sec...
11/27/2025

The Emptiness of Seeking Immediate Attention
A mom in my office said it perfectly last week:

“He wants attention every second. If I look away for one minute, he’s whining or yelling or doing something dramatic to get me back. It’s like he can’t just be okay for a moment, without demanding me or my attention.”

And she’s not alone. Across the board-from toddlers to teens-we’re seeing kids trapped in an endless loop of seeking attention. And not just any attention. It has to be now. Instant. Intense. And it better come with a side of praise or excitement. Oh yes, I forgot. And, “Give me attention now, and also give me what I want when I demand it.”

We live in a culture where the mind is constantly seeking. And yet, despite all the comforts, the gadgets, the opportunities-we’re more miserable than ever. Rates of anxiety, depression, and emotional dysregulation are exploding in children, teens, and adults alike.

Why? One answer might be: Our minds? Too full.

Our hearts? Too empty.

The Overfed Mind Can’t Find Peace

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https://capitaldistrictneurofeedback.com/the-emptiness-of-seeking-immediate-attention/

Anxiety is Treated at Capital District NeurofeedbackOvercoming an Anxiety Disorder with the Aid of Neurofeedback Trainin...
11/26/2025

Anxiety is Treated at Capital District Neurofeedback

Overcoming an Anxiety Disorder with the Aid of Neurofeedback Training
teen with anxiety conditionEveryone feels anxious at some point in life but if the feeling ever becomes overwhelming, there might be something more serious going on. There are actual anxiety disorders so severe that if not properly treated, a person loses touch with reality and at the extreme, becomes suicidal. Although anxiety can be difficult to treat, there is an alternative treatment option known as neurofeedback training shown to be highly successful in creating positive and long-term change in people’s lives.

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We can eliminate symptoms associated with anxiety, panic attacks, depression, insomnia and PTSD issues

11/26/2025

What Happens If You Never Get Enough Sleep

11/26/2025

Control Your Panic Attacks Step 4

Have you mastered breathing techniques and mental rehearsals, but **still can't stop your panic attacks**?

You're not alone, and there might be a physiological reason why.

In this video, Licensed Psychologist Dr. Randy Cale reveals the four essential steps to gaining control over panic symptoms, including a **critical final step** that many people overlook: **dysregulation in the frontal lobe**.

If you feel like nothing is working, this could be the missing piece of the puzzle. Find out why these common techniques may not be enough on their own and learn the complete strategy to finally take back control.

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What is Neurofeedback?

Neurofeedback is a form of biofeedback that changes the way the brain functions. It appears to do so more effectively than medication, therapy, exercise, or any other form of personal change work.

In a very real sense, Neurofeedback is exercise for the Brain! And not just any exercise…but very specific, focused training that reshapes the way the brain functions.

The goal of Neurofeedback is to improve the brain’s ability to self-regulate, maintain flexibility, and smoothly shift between states of relaxation, focused effort, planning, brainstorming or creating. Since your brain also controls attention, focus, creativity, awareness, attitude, emotions, memory and… well, EVERYTHING…when we bring the brain into smooth harmony with itself, the entire Central Nervous System returns to normal functioning.