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The Basal Ganglia Are More Than a Motor Circuit: What Deep Nuclei Mean for Neurofeedback Practice
The basal ganglia do not work as a switch that is either on or off, so treatment does not flip a broken circuit back into place; it shifts the balance of a system in which both pathways stay active. That is also a fair description of what neurofeedback does across 20 or 40 sessions. Set client expectations accordingly, and describe gains as graded and dose-dependent rather than as a repair.
Fred Shaffer
3 days ago25 min read
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Reading Your Brain: A Guide to How the EEG Works
From diagnosing epilepsy to powering brain-computer interfaces, the EEG has shaped more than a century of neuroscience and clinical medicine. The central questions are what we are actually measuring and how we make sense of the signal.

John S. Anderson
Jun 2822 min read
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Revitalizing EEG Neurofeedback
Methamphetamine cues directly undermine response inhibition by activating brain networks that compete with self-control.

John Davis
Jan 258 min read
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Neurofeedback for Dyslexia Combined with Evidence-Based Reading Interventions is Efficacious
Neurofeedback combined with reading interventions likely merits a rating of efficacious.

John Davis
Sep 27, 202520 min read
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BCIA Neurofeedback Certification for Smart People
Neurofeedback is an effective treatment for various conditions, such as ADHD, anxiety, depression, and epilepsy. Neurofeedback can also...
BioSource Faculty
Apr 27, 20235 min read
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