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Can Neurofeedback Change Your Brain?

EEGs are more than a test...

Thirty years from now, we all might be getting some sort of neurofeedback. Scientists are now using this cutting-edge method — a way of scanning the brain and giving it course corrections — to treat a battery of conditions that range from ADHD to depression and seizures.

In short, here’s how it works: An electroencephalogram (EEG), sits on your skull and scans your brain. Then, in real-time, it tracks your brain’s activities as you play a computer game or perform some other activity — searching for patterns associated with particular behavioral traits. When your brain exhibits the “correct” behavior, you get positive feedback, and vice verse. Your…

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 Can Neurofeedback Change Your Brain?

Thirty years from now, we all might be getting some sort of neurofeedback. Scientists are now using this cutting-edge method — a way of scanning the brain and giving it course corrections — to treat a battery of conditions that range from ADHD to depression and seizures. In short, here’s how it works: An electroencephalogram (EEG), sits on your skull and scans your brain.

ABRET

ABRET encourages and promotes quality technical and clinical standards world-wide for neurodiagnostic technologists and laboratories through certification and accreditation.

ASET

The Neurodiagnostic Society provides leadership, advocacy and resources that promote professional excellence and quality patient care in neurodiagnostics.

Muse

Muse: the brain sensing headband will elevate your meditation experience. It gently guides your meditation through changing sounds of weather based on the real-time state of your brain.

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NeuroSky enables the most insightful biometrics in mobile and wearable devices

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An electroencephalograph is a useful test to help diagnose epilepsy. It records the electrical activity of the brain. However, a normal result does not rule out epilepsy.

Three people had their brains wired together so they could play Tetris Read more: https://www.newscientist.com/article/2181910-three-people-had-their-brains-wired-together-so-they-could-play-tetris/#ixzz6Vuxc1CWw

Using only their thoughts to communicate, three people wearing brain-reading caps worked together to play a game of Tetris. This is the first instance of more than two people collaborating through brain-to-brain communication.

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