What Is Neurofeedback ? - EEG INFO Videos

Video on EEG Neurofeedback featuring Sue and Siegfried Othmer.

Learn how self-regulation training allows the system (the central nervous system) to function better.

Applications: ADD, ADHD, Autism, Migraines, Chronic Pain, Peak Performance, Insomnia, Focus, Children & Adults.

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[dizieia]

Does anyone know about how much this cost?

[othmerk]

@dizieia prices vary - look for a trained professional - you can find clinicians in your area on the eegdirectory

[HannoKirk]

Wow,the Othmers are describing no less than a roadmap to a new paradigm in health care. Very impressive!

[alohaamanda]

Neurofeedback is a terrific alternative to medication for people who don't want to deal with the side effects, or where medication isn't working as well as they'd like. Like everything else, neurofeedback works better for some people than for others. As a psychologist who's been following the Othmer's methods for nearly 14 years, I've been delighted with the results I can get for most people.

[ALJR223]

@K0lsyr4 You really don't understand much beyond how your own brain works. For a person like myself, I could jump in and meet people over and over again. I've done it. It doesn't change how my brain works. It doesn't change my interest level, or energy level. And some kinds of social anxiety are stemmed from the fact that the person knows how they are, and what they bring to the table, so why bother? This is where things like counseling, antidepressants and neurofeedback come into play.

[jettmanas]

I've had post-concussion headache from a mild TBI almost 1 year ago. And tooth nerve pain & a host of other injuries that don't heal well from a messed-up brain.

I've tried crappy meds like Naproxen, accupuncture, and chiro so far.

I'm on the fence here after reading the comments.

Don't want to break the bank on sanke oil.

I want to heal. Badly.

Thanks for posting this vid!

[ThebirdmanTrainer]

I need a Neurofeedback App for my IPhone just plug electrodes into my headphone jack.

[othmerk]

@TheBony79 - Skepticism is great. It's important. We were very skeptical when we first tried this for my brother and his epilepsy. But it worked back then, and today the science and university backed studies are now irrefutable with literally thousands of subjects getting benefit from this type of work across numerous university backed studies worldwide.

[TheBony79]

Wtf Coach Hollywood??? lol

[TheBony79]

I do not realy understand what this is, but I realy dont belive it

[K0lsyr4]

@IcyScythe Thats sounds awesome.. I'm happy that you have found the cure. And if jumping into water didn't help, im curious about what did ?

[IcyScythe]

@K0lsyr4 ya thats it but I've since learned it's doesn't have any sort of physical or "traditional" psychological cause.

I spent a year in California going out with a friend to San Francisco clubs flirting it up with the hottest girls in Northern California (I'm 22, this was about a year and half ago) 3-4 nights a week. I've already tried the jump in water thing haha. I had plenty of successes, and plenty of bloweouts, but it didn't help at all. Doesnt matter though I've found the cure.

[K0lsyr4]

@IcyScythe social anxiety? Does this means that you uncomfortable when you talk to people and in social situations? So if your brain gets feedback on how you doing in the moment and uses output to get better results. You should stop wasting time in front of the computer and go out meet people. After a while the brain will learn the right way.. I am not a psycologist but everybody has a social fear, its normal. Its like jumping in a water. After a while you get used to it.