Handbook of Neurofeedback is a comprehensive introduction to this rapidly growing field, offering practical information on the history of neurofeedback, theoretical concerns, and applications for a variety of disorders encountered by clinicians. Disorders covered include ADHD, depression, autism, aging, and traumatic brain injury. Using case studies and a minimum of technical language, the field's pioneers and most experienced practitioners discuss emerging topics, general and specific treatment procedures, training approaches, and theories on the efficacy of neurofeedback.
The book includes comments on the future of the field from an inventor of neurofeedback equipment and a discussion on the theory of why neurofeedback training results in the alleviation of symptoms in a wide range of disorders. The contributors review of procedures and a look at emerging approaches, including coherence/phase training, inter-hemispheric training, and the combination of
Table of Contents
Historical Background
Infinite Potential: A Neurofeedback Pioneer Looks Back and Ahead; Richard A. Crane
Theoretical Concerns
Implications of Network Models for Neurofeedback; Siegfried Othmer
Ours Is to Reason Why and How; James R. Evans and Martha C. M. Rubi
General Clinical Applications
Multichannel Tomographic Neurofeedback: Wave of the Future? Marco Congedo and David Joffe
Interhemispheric EEG Training: Clinical Experience and Conceptual Models; Susan F. Othmer and Siegfried Othmer
The Combination of Cognitive Training Exercises and Neurofeedback; Tim Tinius
Audio-Visual Entrainment: History, Physiology, and Clinical Studies; David Siever
The ROSHI in Neurofeedback; Victoria L. Ibric and Charles J. Davis
Coherence and the Quirks of Coherence/Phase Training: A Clinical Perspective; Joseph J. Horvat
Specific Clinical Applications
Brain Brightening: Restoring the Aging Mind; Thomas Budzynski, Helen K Budzynski, and Hsin-Yi Tang
Neurofeedback Protocols for Subtypes of Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder; Lynda Kirk
Multichannel EEG Phase Synchrony Training and Verbally Guided Attention Training for Disorders of Attention; Lester G. Fehmi
Use of Neurofeedback with Autistic Spectrum Disorders; Betty Jarusiewicz
Current Status of QEEG and Neurofeedback in the Treatment of Clinical Depression; Jonathan E. Walker, Robert Lawson, and Gerald Kozlowski
A Neurologist’s Experience with QEEG-Guided Neurofeedback Following Brain Injury; Jonathan E. Walker
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