Migraineurs often look for every avenue they can to find relief. Some regimes include lifestyle and dietary changes combined with Western and Eastern medicine. Trigger identification and management may play a large role in Migraine prevention for some. Others use complementary therapies such as acupuncture, massage, aromatherpy and biofeedback.
Neurofeedback is a non-invasive complementary therapy Migraineurs may consider adding to their tool box. Neurofeedback or EEG biofeed, locates...
The theory behind EEG Neurotherapy is that the brain emits different types of brainwaves, depending on the activity and level of... Read more »
Thousands of American families, including my own, have invested thousands of dollars in a promising intervention for AD/HD-neurofeedback.... Read more »
Many of us know of a child who is on medication for Attention Deficit Disorder, or an adult who suffers from migraines, anxiety, PTSD,... Read more »
Apparently worker production in the United States has risen yet again. There's no question that for myself, I know I get a lot done. But... Read more »
"It can't be reflux, because when we pick her up she stops crying!" This is a common misconception among parents of children with acid... Read more »
EEG Neurofeedback, also known as biofeedback, has been used for over 25 years. Many parents have reported positive results and there have been some... Read more »
Some experts believe it is possible to "retrain" the brain to stay focused--a technique they say may cure attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder... Read more »
The National Institutes of Mental Health is sponsoring the first government-funded, peer-reviewed study to determine if neurofeedback is an effective... Read more »
People who are anxious find it harder to tune out distractions and take longer to shift their attention from one task to another, British researchers... Read more »
Officials at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) say drugmakers and medical device makers should avoid using distracting music and images in... Read more »
Time Flies When You're Distracted! Even the most productive worker has to battle work-day distractions, but for people who have ADHD, those minutes lost to non work-related tasks can add up to hours wasted. If you find that you're ending each...
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