What Each Prefrontal Cortex Region Does, Which Network It Joins, and What Happens When It Fails
The prefrontal cortex belongs to at least three distributed networks.
Can Music Help Clients Recover from Acute Stress?
Offer music as an optional aid to recovery after acute stress. Do not promise that it will prevent the next stress response.
Attention Can Reduce Inflammation: What This Means for Your Practice
The researchers found that attending to an itch made it feel stronger while the visible skin reaction became smaller.
Thirty Years On: What the 1996 HRV Task Force Report Still Teaches HRV Biofeedback Trainers
The Task Force treated HRV as a window onto autonomic regulation, not as a health score.
When a Real Heartbeat Becomes an Artifact: PACs, PVCs, and the Integrity of HR and HRV Analysis
The hardest PAC is not the obvious early beat. It is the blocked one because software that watches only R peaks reads that hidden P wave as a dropped beat or a sinus pause.
Next-Generation Neurofeedback for Stress-Related Disorders
Neurofeedback is uniquely positioned to close the gap between what neuroscience has learned about stress and what clinicians can actually do about it.
