

BioSource Update
Upcoming posts will explore slow-paced contraction using data-acquisition systems and best practices in the clinical assessment of ADHD and autism.


Neurophysiological Assessment in Clinical Practice
Neurophysiological assessment serves not as an independent diagnostic tool but as a physiologically grounded framework for understanding how clients process information, regulate emotions, respond to stressors, and organize their behavior.


Precision Psychopharmacology: Irritability and Rage
This case involves a 28-year-old male who presented with progressive irritability and explosive anger episodes that emerged following sequential trials of two antidepressants and subsequently a psychostimulant.


5-Min Science: The Role of Pacemaker Neurons in Networks Trained by Neurofeedback
Pacemaker neurons cycle between quiet and active phases on their own, creating brief bursts of action potentials that can set the tempo for larger populations.


Honoring an HRV Pioneer: Dr. Paul Lehrer's Journey Through the Heart of Biofeedback
Dr. Paul Lehrer offered a masterclass in humility, collaboration, and the relentless pursuit of understanding how the body heals itself.


5-Min Science: Exercise Can Lower Your Risk of Alzheimer's Cognitive Decline
Walking just 5,000 to 7,500 steps a day could delay Alzheimer's symptoms by six years.

