BCIA Continuing Education Posts

The amygdala plays a pivotal role in many emotional, cognitive, and motivational processes.

Serotonin influences the default mode and salience networks.

Thalamocortical oscillations are the primary generators of alpha, theta, and delta waves.

The brain's principal role is to manage the body’s internal state and ensure survival through efficient energy regulation.

Dopamine is a neurotransmitter that plays a central role in regulating movement, cognition, reward, salience, and motivation.

An updated exploration of the neuroscience of consciousness.

Most cortical functions involve the networked activity of multiple Brodmann areas.

Detailed review of drug effects on the EEG

This post explores the associations between specific Brodmann areas and clinical disorders.

Home-based tDCS, with remote supervision, is a viable and safe intervention for reducing depressive symptoms in MDD.

The ISF group showed significant improvements, including reduced systolic blood pressure, muscle tension, and skin conductance.

A case study of neurofeedback treatment of a young woman with intractable temporal lobe epilepsy.

The Scott-Kaiser modification of the Peniston Protocol plus rehabilitation for substance use disorder has achieved a rating of probably effi

Our prosocial actions can protect us from the harmful effects of major life changes

Cortical layers might specialize not just in structure but also in the types of brain waves they generate.

HRV biofeedback improves attention.

Barrett challenges misconceptions about the brain's functions and explores our neural machinery's evolutionary history and true role.

Research has linked gamma activity to cortical activation, cognitive processes, attention, emotion, and motor functions.

Mindfulness research has challenged the popular belief that we should be able to dismiss difficult emotions.

By targeting astrocytes, new therapies could offer more precise and effective ways to manage epilepsy.