Can Neurofeedback Create Lasting Personality Changes?
Potential for personality development and character enhancement through long-term neurofeedback training.
When the Mind Goes Silent and Why Does This Matter?
The Birth of a Mystery We’ve all had those moments: staring out the window, supposedly “thinking,” but when prompted—nothing. No thoughts, no distractions, just blankness. This curious state of mental emptiness, termed “mind blanking,” first gained scientific traction in cognitive neuroscience research in the early 2000s. But it wasn’t until 2021 that the term became […]
What Are the Neuroscience Advances Impacting Neurofeedback?
Latest neuroscience research and discoveries that are advancing neurofeedback therapy effectiveness.
When Fear Takes Over – Effective Therapies for Anxiety Disorders
A Life Interrupted by Fear Every morning, Sara would check the locks on her front door—once, twice, then again. She knew it was irrational, but the fear that something terrible might happen if she didn’t was overpowering. Her hands were raw from constant washing, and she avoided social gatherings, terrified of judgment. Sara’s world had […]
How Can Technology Enhance Remote Neurofeedback?
Future possibilities for remote neurofeedback delivery and teletherapy applications.
What Is the Role of Genetics in Neurofeedback Response?
Understanding genetic factors that may influence individual responses to neurofeedback therapy.
Dizziness: Causes, Symptoms, and Effective Therapies
Dizziness is a common yet complex symptom that can range from a fleeting sense of imbalance to a debilitating spinning sensation (vertigo). It affects millions of people each year and can stem from various underlying causes — some temporary and harmless, others more serious. For many, dizziness impacts daily life, affecting work, school, driving, and […]
Can Neurofeedback Support Gender-Specific Health Needs?
Addressing gender-specific health concerns and hormonal influences in neurofeedback therapy.
Why Middle-Aged Americans Are the Loneliest Generation
The Hidden Crisis Loneliness is often portrayed as a challenge faced by the elderly, but emerging research reveals a surprising demographic at the heart of a growing crisis: middle-aged Americans. Recent studies indicate that adults in their 40s to 60s in the United States report higher levels of loneliness than both younger and older […]
What Are the Philosophical Implications of Neurofeedback?
Deeper philosophical questions about consciousness, free will, and human potential in neurofeedback practice.