Neurofeedback Shows Promise in Treating Traumatic Brain Injury
Neurofeedback is probably efficacious in treating mild TBI (mTBI) symptoms, including memory, attention, and decision-making deficits.
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- May 24
- 5 min
Drug Effects on Biofeedback
Drug Effects on Biofeedback
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BioSource Faculty
- May 19
- 5 min
BCIA HRV Biofeedback Certification for Smart People
A concise guide for earning BCIA Biofeedback Certification
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BioSource Faculty
- May 19
- 19 min
Drug Effects on the EEG
Detailed review of drug effects on the EEG
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BioSource Faculty
- May 12
- 7 min
Drug Effects on Heart Rate Variability
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(1)Reviewing a list of the medications and social drugs your client is currently taking is essential. They can individually and...
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BioSource Faculty
- May 7
- 51 min
Comprehensive Brodmann Area Guide
Brodmann areas are a historically important division of the cerebral cortex into distinct regions based on their cytoarchitecture or...
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BioSource Faculty
- Apr 27
- 4 min
BCIA Neurofeedback Certification for Smart People
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(1)Neurofeedback is an effective treatment for various conditions, such as ADHD, anxiety, depression, and epilepsy. Neurofeedback can also...
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BioSource Faculty
- Apr 27
- 7 min
Breathing Basics - Part 2: Assessment
Breathing assessment should always precede HRV biofeedback because dysfunctional breathing can frustrate training success. Clinicians may...
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BioSource Faculty
- Apr 10
- 33 min
Neuroscience Breakthroughs Since Graduate School - Part 6: Emotion
Neuroscience research in the last decades has fundamentally changed our understanding of emotion. Bottom-up and top-down pathways...
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BioSource Faculty
- Apr 8
- 2 min
BCIA Recertification for Smart People
BCIA requires certificants to complete 48 hours of accredited continuing education (30 hours for Senior Fellows) every 4 years that their...
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BioSource Faculty
- Apr 7
- 39 min
BCIA Professional Standards
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(1)Professional, ethical standards help educators, researchers, and practitioners anticipate and identify ethical dilemmas, make choices...
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BioSource Faculty
- Apr 2
- 6 min
Strategies for Entering the Field
You are a licensed healthcare provider or optimal performance coach who wants to add biofeedback to your practice but are overwhelmed by...
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BioSource Faculty
- Mar 24
- 6 min
Breathing Basics - Part 1: Anatomy and Physiology
Breathing ensures healthy CO2 levels. The main functions of breathing are gas exchange and acid-base (pH) regulation. The respiratory...
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BioSource Faculty
- Mar 19
- 18 min
Neuroscience Breakthroughs Since Graduate School - Part 6: Stress
Recent studies have challenged core stress concepts taught in graduate classes. We cannot turn off our physiological reactions to...
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BioSource Faculty
- Mar 12
- 5 min
Four Heart Rate Variability Myths
Four HRV myths are Heart Rate Variability Is Bad, Stability Is Good, The Sympathetic Nervous System Plays a Major Role in Short-Term HRV,...
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Fred Shaffer
- Feb 24
- 7 min
Dr. Moss on Mentoring, Supervision, and Consultation
BCIA requires mentoring as an educational process for individuals seeking BCIA certification. BCIA requires clinical supervision for...
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BioSource Faculty
- Jan 24
- 7 min
Zachary Meehan on Childhood Trauma
Events are traumatic when they involve harm or threat of harm to oneself or others (McLaughlin et al., 2014). Childhood trauma is a...
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BioSource Faculty
- Jan 17
- 6 min
Dr. Hughes on You've Got What It Takes: Become a Biofeedback Mentor
I have been teaching biofeedback to licensed clinicians for a long time. I have always encouraged my biofeedback therapists-in-training...
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