BCIA Continuing Education Posts

This study makes a valuable contribution to our understanding of the effects of neurofeedback on ADHD-related brain activity.

A growing body of research and clinical innovation has underscored the need to integrate multiple therapeutic modalities like neurofeedback and biofeedback when working with clients who present with complex psychological and physiological concerns.

Frontal intermittent rhythmic delta activity (FIRDA) is not a diagnosis—it’s a clue.

Ben's case exemplifies the core insight of Dr. Swatzyna’s clinician detective model: that not all psychiatric symptoms are psychiatric in origin, and that functional abnormalities in brain activity—detectable on EEG—can signal the presence of invisible, systemic pathology.