BCIA Continuing Education Posts

Alpha peak frequency power represents a fundamental biomarker that reveals cognitive efficiency and neural integrity.

Consider hormonal cycles when diagnosing and treating ADHD in women.

Neuroscientist Dr. Daniel Levitin has discovered that music is medicine for the brain.

"Lowering dopamine" is scientifically meaningless.

Children and adolescents are particularly vulnerable to trauma due to their developmental stage and limited coping mechanisms.

The true history of the discovery of human brainwaves is far more complex and darker than most people realize.

The emphasis on craving reduction and detailed documentation of individual responses provide a valuable model for future research.

tDCS might help, but it won't work miracles if someone isn't committed.

This post examines several commonly held dogmas about brain function, providing updated insights based on recent research.

Increasing alpha coherence training between F3 and F4 produced significantly better results than F3-F4 alpha asymmetry training.

Trauma

Dr. Russell Barkley outlines the importance of multiple brain systems working in networks to support self-regulation executive functioning.

Trauma

In an astonishing talk and tech demo, neurotechnologist Conor Russomanno shares his work building brain-computer interfaces.

open-label placebo effects

Twenty-four weeks of precuneus rTMS could delay cognitive and functional decline in AD.

Frontoamygdalar effective connectivity can be a predictive indicator for diagnosing youth depression and responsiveness to treatment.

This post summarizes the open-access article Neurofeedback Effect on Symptoms of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder.

This post discusses our insomnia epidemic and evidence-based behavioral interventions for insomnia.

This post explores how to select optimum neurofeedback protocols and the importance of tailoring training to each client.