Inter-Organ Communication: A Paradigm Shift
Scientists are now discovering that organs engage in a rich, multidirectional web of “crosstalk” that extends far beyond what nerves and hormones alone can account for.
Spotlight on György Buzsáki: What Brain Rhythms Mean for Neurofeedback
György Buzsáki argued, with decades of evidence behind him, that brain rhythms are not passive reflections of "brain states" but functional organizing tools that help the brain coordinate large populations of neurons in time.
John S. Anderson on Brain Flexibility, Resilience, and Choice as Goals for Neurofeedback
Neurofeedback training develops flexibility, resilience, and choice—skills that enhance any endeavor without altering personality or eliminating existing strengths.
Revitalizing EEG Neurofeedback
Methamphetamine cues directly undermine response inhibition by activating brain networks that compete with self-control.
Learning to Learn: How Better Reinforcement Design Makes Neurofeedback and Biofeedback Work (and Stick)
Neurofeedback outcomes improve when we stop treating feedback as “information” and start treating it as an engineered learning environment.
What's Doing the Work? Isolating the Active Ingredients in ILF Neurofeedback
Connectivity effects were observed only when FB and ILF were delivered together.