Posted in biofeedback, brain training, neurofeedback on 12/03/2011 08:50 am by david
This week, I heard from a neurofeedback client I had worked with a few years ago for anxiety who now has cancer and has been going through an extremely difficult time. Receiving radiation treatments is never easy, and on top if it, he has been having panic attacks, mostly in the middle of the night. The panic is a repercussion of overload that he is dealing with, a relief valve of sorts. And it is a healthy mechanism for maintaining equilibrium in his system, but certainly not pleasant at all. So he called to ask if I could help.
Posted in biofeedback, brain training, neurofeedback on 03/15/2011 11:13 am by david
Sharon Begley’s article in the March 7, 2011 Newsweek magazine says it all: “How the deluge of information paralyzes our ability to make good decisions”!
This is what I am seeing from clients, many of them children. People are contacting me because they or their children are overwhelmed in work and at school and in life in general. This overwhelm, known as unresolved stress, is causing them to behave in ways that do not make for successful outcomes. When we become overloaded, our systems can at times go a little ‘haywire’, it appears at first sight, though our Central Nervous System is actually behaving as designed in an intelligent way in order to keep us from blowing up or burning out.
Posted in biofeedback, brain training, neurofeedback on 11/28/2010 12:10 pm by david
by David Delaney
I get calls from potential clients on a regular basis who are out of work, have anxiety and need help improving their focus, motivation, and ability to be stay calm in the face of challenge, and present when they interview for jobs. Another way to say this is that they need improved peak or optimal performance. This is a very difficult economy for many folks and losing a job can have devastating effects on a person’s confidence and financial worries, on top of family, social obligations, and the pressures of an intense life what we all experience.
Posted in biofeedback, brain training, neurofeedback on 09/11/2010 08:27 am by david
What exactly is Neurofeedback?
Changing your brain wave patterns, which is the interaction of electrical and chemical activity in your brain, produces changes in how you feel, how you act, as well as how you interact with people and the world around you.
