What's New in Neurofeedback

• Streamlining Brain Signals For Speed And Efficacy
• Magnet Restores Color Perception In Partially-sighted Patient
• Study Of Learning Disabled Mice Shows Balance In The Brain Is Key
• How Signals Flow Between Neurons: New Research Explains Membrane Fusion At Synapse
• Brain Stimulation Improves Dexterity
• MRI Reveals Relationship Between Depression And Pain
• Diabetes, High Blood Pressure May Cause People With Alzheimer's Disease To Die Sooner
• Fibromyalgia Can No Longer Be Called The 'Invisible' Syndrome
• Ultrasound Shown To Exert Remote Control Of Brain Circuits
• Scientists Identify Machinery That Helps Make Memories

  Links at http://www.sciencedaily.com/news/mind_brain/

Below is a part 2 of a list of scientific articles published in the Journal of Neurotherapy. Part 1 was published in last month's newsletter. Below is a chronological index of its scientific articles since 2002:

• The Role of Slow-Wave Electroencephalographic Activity in Reading; Efthymios Angelakis, Joel F. Lubar, Jon Frederick, Stamatina Stathopoulou (2002). Journal of Neurotherapy, 5 (3), 5 - 25.

• EEG Biofeedback on a Female Stroke Patient with Depression: A Case Study; John Putman, (2002). Journal of Neurotherapy, 5 (3), 27 - 38.

• Quantitative EEG Evidence of Increased Alpha Peak Frequency in Children with Precocious Reading Ability; Shannon M. Suldo, Lynn A. Olson, James R. Evans (2002). Journal of Neurotherapy, 5 (3), 39 - 50.

• Technical Issues Involving Bipolar EEG Training Protocols; John A. Putman, (2002). Journal of Neurotherapy, 5 (3), 51 - 58.

• ADHD and Stuttering: Similar EEG Profiles Suggest Neurotherapy as an Adjunct to Traditional Speech Therapies; Brenda Ratcliff-Baird (2001). Journal of Neurotherapy, 5 (4), 5 - 22.

• EEG-NeuroBioFeedback Treatment of Patients with Brain Injury: Part 1: Typological Classification of Clinical Syndromes; Michel Bounias, Rima E. Laibow, A. Bonaly, Albert N. Stubblebinec (2001). Journal of Neurotherapy, 5 (4), 23 - 44.

• EEG-NeuroBioFeedback Treatment of Patients with Brain Injury: Part 2: Changes in EEG Parameters versus Rehabilitation; Rima E. Laibow, Albert N. Stubblebinec, Henry Sandground, Michel Bounias (2001). Journal of Neurotherapy, 5 (4), 45 - 71.

• Parameters Associated with Rapid Neurotherapeutic Treatment of Common ADD (CADD); Paul G. Swingle (2001). Journal of Neurotherapy, 5 (4), 73 - 84.

• EEG-NeuroBioFeedback Treatment of Patients with Brain Injury Part 3: Cardiac Parameters and Finger Temperature Changes Associated with Rehabilitation; Rima E Laibow, Albert N. Stubblebinec, Henry Sandground, Michel Bounias (2002). Journal of Neurotherapy, 6 (1), 5 - 21.

• EEG-NeuroBioFeedback Treatment of Patients with Brain Injury Part 4: Duration of Treatments as a Function of Both the Initial Load of Clinical Symptoms and the Rate of Rehabilitation; Michel Bounias, Rima E Laibow, Albert N. Stubblebinec, Henry Sandground, A. Bonaly (2002). Journal of Neurotherapy, 6 (1), 23 - 38.

• Quantitative Electroencephalographic Amplitude Measures in Young Adults During Reading Tasks and Rest; Efthymios Angelakis, Joel F. Lubar (2002). Journal of Neurotherapy, 6 (2), 5 - 19.

• An Auditory Electrophysiological Intervention in Migraine: A Randomized Placebo Controlled Add On Trial; Eugen Trinka, Josef Unterrainer, Gernot Luthringshausen, Bernhard Iglseder, Gunther Ladurner, Thomas Loew, Hans Georg Trzopek (2002). Journal of Neurotherapy, 6 (2), 21 - 30.

• Impact of qEEG-Guided Coherence Training for Patients with a Mild Closed Head Injury; Jonathan E. Walker, Charles A. Norman, Ronald K. Weber (2002). Journal of Neurotherapy, 6 (2), 31 - 43.

• Application of Repetitive Visual Stimulation to EEG Neurofeedback Protocols; Thomas A. Collura, PE (2002). Journal of Neurotherapy, 6 (2), 47 - 70.

• Neurofeedback for AD/HD: A Ratio Feedback Case Study and Tutorial; Thomas Rossiter (2002). Journal of Neurotherapy, 6 (3), 9 - 35.

• Electrophysiological (QEEG) Correlates of Effective Reading: Towards a Generator/Activation Theory of the Mind; Kirtley E. Thornton (2002). Journal of Neurotherapy, 6 (3), 37 - 66.

• Behaviorism and Neurofeedback: Still Married; Dwight E. Fultz (2002). Journal of Neurotherapy, 6 (3), 67 - 74.

• Bispectral Analysis of the EEG: A Brief Technical Note; Jack Johnstone (2002). Journal of Neurotherapy, 6 (3), 77 - 81.

• Task Force Report on Methodology and Empirically Supported Treatments: Introduction; Donald Moss, Jay Gunkelman(2002). Journal of Neurotherapy, 6 (4), 7 - 10.

• Template for Developing Guidelines for the Evaluation of the Clinical Efficacy of Psychophysiological Interventions; Theodore J. La Vaque, D. Corydon Hammond, David Trudeau, Vincent Monastra, John Perry, Paul Lehrer, Douglas Matheson, Richard Sherman (2002). Journal of Neurotherapy, 6 (4), 11 - 23.

• Neurofeedback Training: Integration with Diet and Detoxification Programs; Victoria L. Ibric, James E. McCourt (2002). Journal of Neurotherapy, 6 (4), 25 - 38.

• Efficacy of Neurofeedback for Children in the Autistic Spectrum: A Pilot Study; Betty Jarusiewicz (2002). Journal of Neurotherapy, 6 (4), 39 - 49.

• Biofeedback for Movement Disorders (Dystonia with Parkinson’s Disease): Theory and Preliminary Results; Michael Thompson, Lynda Thompson (2002). Journal of Neurotherapy, 6 (4), 51 - 70.

• Notes on EEG Resampling by Natural Cubic Spline Interpolation; Marco Congedo, Cem Ozen, Leslie Sherlin (2002). Journal of Neurotherapy, 6 (4), 73 - 80.

• Quantitative Electroencephalographic Comodulation: An Investigation of Patterns in Chronic Fatigue Syndrome; Tamara D. Lorensenc Grad Dip, Kathryn M. Gow (2003). Journal of Neurotherapy, 7 (1), 3 - 18.

• Logistic Discriminant Functions in Electroencephalography; Marco Congedo (2003). Journal of Neurotherapy, 7 (2), 5 - 23.

• QEEG-Guided Neurofeedback in the Treatment of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder; D. Corydon Hammond (2003). Journal of Neurotherapy, 7 (2), 25 - 52.

• Neurotherapy and the Challenge of Empirical Support: A Call for a Neurotherapy Practice Research Network; Lonnie A. Nelson (2003). Journal of Neurotherapy, 7 (2), 53 - 67.

• The Effects of Caffeine on the Brain: A Review; D. Corydon Hammond (2003). Journal of Neurotherapy, 7 (2), 79 - 89.

• Parametric and Non-Parametric Analysis of QEEG: Normative Database Comparisons in Electroencephalography, a Simulation Study on Accuracy; Marco Congedo, Joel F. Lubar (2003). Journal of Neurotherapy, 7 (3/4), 1 - 29.

• Use of Databases in QEEG Evaluation; Jack Johnstone, Jay Gunkelman(2003). Journal of Neurotherapy, 7 (3/4), 31 - 52.

• Quantitative EEG Normative Databases: A Comparative Investigation; Tamara D. Lorensen, Paul Dickson(2003). Journal of Neurotherapy, 7 (3/4),53 - 68.

• Databases or Specific Training Protocols for Neurotherapy? A Proposal for a “Clinical Approach to Neurotherapy”; Jaime Romano-Micha (2003). Journal of Neurotherapy, 7 (3/4), 69 - 85.

• Quantitative EEG Normative Databases: Validation and Clinical Correlation; Robert W. Thatcher, Rebecca A. Walker, Carl J. Biver, Duane N. North, Richard Curtin (2003). Journal of Neurotherapy, 7 (3/4), 87 - 121.

• Comparison of QEEG Reference Databases in Basic Signal Analysis and in the Evaluation of Adult ADHD; J. Noland White (2003). Journal of Neurotherapy, 7 (3/4), 123 - 169.

• Standards for the Use of Quantitative Electroencephalography (QEEG) in Neurofeedback: A Position Paper of the International Society for Neuronal Regulation; D. Corydon Hammond, Jonathan Walker, Daniel Hoffman, Joel F. Lubar, David Trudeau, Robert GurneeW, Joseph Horvat (2004). Journal of Neurotherapy, 8 (1), 5 - 27.

• Changes in Frontal Brain Asymmetry Associated with Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder: A Single Case Study; Elsa Baehr, Laura Miller, J. Peter Rosenfeld, Rufus Baehr (2004). Journal of Neurotherapy, 8 (1), 29 - 42.

• The Temporal Dynamics of Electroencephalographic Responses to Alpha/ Theta Neurofeedback Training in Healthy Subjects; Tobias Egner, John H. Gruzelier (2004). Journal of Neurotherapy, 8 (1), 43 - 57.

• Case Study of Trigeminal Neuralgia Using Neurofeedback and Peripheral Biofeedback; Andrea Sime(2004). Journal of Neurotherapy, 8 (1), 59 - 71.

• Neurofeedback for Elementary Students with Identified Learning Problems; Peter Orlando, Richard O Rivera (2004). Journal of Neurotherapy, 8 (2), 5 - 19.

• EEG Changes of Traumatic Brain Injured Patients after Cognitive Rehabilitation; Stamatina Stathopoulou, Joel Lubar (2004). Journal of Neurotherapy, 8 (2), 21 - 51.

• Neurofeedback as a Treatment for ADHD: A Methodological Review with Implications for Future Research; David Vernon, Ann Frickc, John Gruzelier (2004). Journal of Neurotherapy, 8 (2), 53 - 82.

• Neurofeedback for Cerebral Palsy; Margaret E. Ayers (2004). Journal of Neurotherapy, 8 (2), 93 - 94.

• Neurofeedback with Cerebral Palsy and Mental Retardation: A Case Report; Alan Bachers (2004). Journal of Neurotherapy, 8 (2), 95 - 96.

• A Neurologist's Advice for Mental Health Professionals on the Use of QEEG and Neurofeedback; Jonathan Walker (2004). Journal of Neurotherapy, 8 (2), 97 - 103.

• Intentional Increase of Cerebral Blood Oxygenation Using Hemoencephalography (HEG): An Efficient Brain Exercise Therapy; Hershel Toomim, William Mize, Paul C Kwong, Marjorie Toomim, Robert Marsh AA, Gerald P. Kozlowski, Mary Kimball, Antoine Remond (2005). Journal of Neurotherapy, 8 (3), 5 - 21.

• Passive Infrared Hemoencephalography: Four Years and 100 Migraines; Jeffrey A. Carmen (2005). Journal of Neurotherapy, 8 (3), 23 - 51.

• Exploring Hemispheric Differences in Infrared Brain Emissions; David Freides, Lisa Aberbach (2005). Journal of Neurotherapy, 8 (3), 53 - 61.

• Effects of Hemoencephalographic (HEG) Training at Three Prefrontal Locations upon EEG Ratios at CZ; Robert Sherrill (2005). Journal of Neurotherapy, 8 (3), 63 - 73.

• Hemoencephalography-A New Therapy for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD): Case Report; William Mize (2005). Journal of Neurotherapy, 8 (3), 77 - 97.

• Limbic Beta Activation and LORETA Can Hippocampal and Related Limbic Activity Be Recorded and Changes Visualized Using LORETA in an Affective Memory Condition?; Rex Cannon, Joel Lubar, Keri Thornton, Stuart Wilson, Marco Congedo (2005). Journal of Neurotherapy, 8 (4), 5 - 24.

• EEG Coherence Effects of Audio-Visual Stimulation (AVS) at Dominant and Twice Dominant Alpha Frequency; Jon Frederick, DeAnna L. Timmermann, Harold Russell, Joel Lubar (2005). Journal of Neurotherapy, 8 (4), 25 - 41.

• EEG Activity in Subtypes of Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder; Adam R. Clarke, Robert J. Barry (2005). Journal of Neurotherapy, 8 (4), 43 - 62.

• Mixed General Linear Model Analysis of Quantitative Electroencephalographic (qEEG) Data; Donald Bars, Christian Schindler (2005). Journal of Neurotherapy, 8 (4), 63 - 75.

• Open-ViBE A Three Dimensional Platform for Real-Time Neuroscience; Cedric Arrouet Marco Congedo, Jean-Eudes Marvie, Fabrice Lamarche, Anatole Lecuyer, Bruno Arnaldi (2005). Journal of Neurotherapy, 9 (1), 3 - 25.

• Neurofeedback to Improve Physical Balance, Incontinence, and Swallowing; D Corydon Hammond (2005). Journal of Neurotherapy, 9 (1), 27 - 36.

• TOVA Results Following Inter-Hemispheric Bipolar EEG Training; J. A. Putman, S. F. Othmer, Siegfried Othmer, Vickie E. Pollock (2005). Journal of Neurotherapy, 9 (1), 37 - 52.

• Temporal Lobe Slow Waves; John R. Hughes (2005). Journal of Neurotherapy, 9 (1), 63 - 66.

• Temporal Lobes and Their Importance in Neurofeedback; D. Corydon Hammond (2005). Journal of Neurotherapy, 9 (1), 67 - 86.

• Cranial Electrotherapy Stimulation Review A Safer Alternative to Psychopharmaceuticals in the Treatment of Depression; Marshall F. Gilula, Daniel L. Kirsch (2005). Journal of Neurotherapy, 9 (2), 7 - 26.

• An Open Clinical Trial Utilizing Real-Time EEG Operant Conditioning as an Adjunctive Therapy in the Treatment of Crack Cocaine Dependence; Virginia Shannon Burkett, John Michael Cummins, Robert Malcolm Dickson, Malcolm Skolnick, JD (2005). Journal of Neurotherapy, 9 (2), 27 - 47.

• Use of Auditory and Visual Stimulation to Improve Cognitive Abilities in Learning-Disabled Children; Ruth Olmstead (2005). Journal of Neurotherapy, 9 (2), 49 - 61.

• The Effect of ROSHI Protocol and Cranial Electrotherapy Stimulation on a Nine-Year-Old Anxious, Dyslexic Male with Attention Deficit Disorder A Case Study; Stephen J. Overcash (2005). Journal of Neurotherapy, 9 (2), 63 - 77.

• Interhemispheric EEG Training; Susan Othmer (2005). Journal of Neurotherapy, 9 (2), 87 - 96.

• Synchrony Measures and Non-Homotopic Do Synchrony Measures Between Non-Homotopic Areas Make Sense; David A. Kaiser (2005). Journal of Neurotherapy, 9 (2), 97 - 108.

• Quantitative EEG Findings in Convicted Murderers; Jennifer M. C. Vendemia, Kelly E. Caine, James R. Evans (2006). Journal of Neurotherapy, 9 (3), 5 - 29.

• The qEEG in the Lie Detection Problem The Localization of Guilt?; Kirtley E. Thornton (2006). Journal of Neurotherapy, 9 (3), 31 - 43.

• Effects of Preparedness to Deceive on ERP Waveforms in a Two-Stimulus Paradigm; Jennifer M. C. Vendemia, Robert F. Buzan, Eric P. Green, Michael J. Schillaci (2006). Journal of Neurotherapy, 9 (3), 45 - 70.

• The Boys Totem Town Neurofeedback Project A Pilot Study of EEG Biofeedback with Incarcerated Juvenile Felons; George Martin, Cynthia L. Johnson (2006). Journal of Neurotherapy, 9 (3), 71 - 86.

• Neurofeedback with Juvenile Offenders A Pilot Study in the Use of QEEG-Based and Analog-Based Remedial Neurofeedback Training; Peter N. Smith, Marvin W. Sams (2006). Journal of Neurotherapy, 9 (3), 87 - 99.

• School Shootings, High School Size, and Neurobiological Considerations; David A. Kaiser (2006). Journal of Neurotherapy, 9 (3), 103 - 117.

• Electroencephalographic Biofeedback in the Treatment of Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder; Theodore J. La Vaque, Vincent J. Monastra, Steven Lynn, Michael Linden, Joel F. Lubar, John Gruzelier (2006). Journal of Neurotherapy, 9 (4), 5 - 34.

• Delayed Twins; Matthew J. Fleischman, Siegfried Othmer (2006). Journal of Neurotherapy, 9 (4), 35 - 46.

• Neurofeedback Treatment of Two Children with Learning, Attention, Mood, Social, and Developmental Deficits; Edward H. Jacobs (2006). Journal of Neurotherapy, 9 (4), 55 - 70.

• EEG Spectral-Power and Coherence: LORETA Neurofeedback Training in the Anterior Cingulate Gyrus; Rex Cannon, Joel Lubar, Aric Gerke, Keri Thornton, Teresa A. Hutchens, Victoria McCammon (2006). Journal of Neurotherapy, 10 (1), 5 - 31.

• The EEG Consistency Index as a Psycho-Physiological Marker of ADHD and Methylphenidate Response: Replication of Results; Jennifer Kim Penberthy, Daniel Cox, Raina Robeva, Boris Kovatchev, R. Lawrence Merkel, (2006). Journal of Neurotherapy, 10 (1), 33 - 43.

• The Neurophysiology of Dyslexia: A Selective Review with Implications for Neurofeedback Remediation and Results of Treatment in Twelve Consecutive Patients; Jonathan E. Walker, Charles A. Norman (2006). Journal of Neurotherapy, 10 (1), 45 - 55.

• LORETA: An Attempt at a Simple Answer to a Complex Controversy; Daniel A Hoffman (2006). Journal of Neurotherapy, 10 (1), 57 - 72.

• Phase Sensitivity of Bipolar EEG Training Protocols; John A. Putman, Siegfried Othmer (2006). Journal of Neurotherapy, 10 (1), 73 - 79.

• Allergy Pattern in the EEG; Penny S. Montgomery (2006). Journal of Neurotherapy, 10 (1), 89 - 92.

• Bridging the Gap Between Neurotherapy and Psychotherapy; David Freides (2006). Journal of Neurotherapy, 10 (1), 93 - 96.

• The Low Energy Neurofeedback System (LENS): Theory, Background, and Introduction; Len Ochs (2006). Journal of Neurotherapy, 10 (2/3), 5 - 39.

• Treatment of Fibromyalgia Syndrome Using Low-Intensity Neurofeedback with the Flexyx Neurotherapy System: A Randomized Controlled Clinical Trial; Howard M. Kravitz, Mary Lee Esty, Robert S. Katz, Jan Fawcett (2006). Journal of Neurotherapy, 10 (2/3), 41 - 58.

• Comment on the Treatment of Fibromyalgia Syndrome Using Low-Intensity Neurofeedback with the Flexyx Neurotherapy System: A Randomized Controlled Clinical Trial, or How to Go Crazy Over Nearly Nothing; Len Ochs (2006). Journal of Neurotherapy, 10 (2/3), 59 - 61.

• Reflections on FMS Treatment, Research, and Neurotherapy: Cautionary Tales; Mary Lee Esty (2006). Journal of Neurotherapy, 10 (2/3), 63 - 68.

• The LENS (Low Energy Neurofeedback System): A Clinical Outcomes Study on One Hundred Patients at Stone Mountain Center, New York; Stephen Larsen, Kristen Harrington, Susan Hicks (2006). Journal of Neurotherapy, 10 (2/3), 69 - 78.

• Effective Use of LENS Unit as an Adjunct to Cognitive Neuro-Developmental Training; Curtis T. Cripe (2006). Journal of Neurotherapy, 10 (2/3), 79 - 87.

• The LENS Neurofeedback with Animals; Stephen Larsen, Robin Larsen, D. Corydon Hammond, Stephen Sheppard, Len Ochs, Sloan Johnson, Carla Adinaro ARIA-Cert, Carrie Chapman (2006). Journal of Neurotherapy, 10 (2/3), 89 - 104.

• QEEG-Guided Neurofeedback for Children with Histories of Abuse and Neglect: Neurodevelopmental Rationale and Pilot Study; Lark Huang-Storms, Eugenia Bodenhamer Davis, Richard Davis, Janice Dunn (2007). Journal of Neurotherapy, 10 (4), 3 - 16.

• Neurofeedback Treatment of Type I Diabetes Mellitus: Perceptions of Quality of Life and Stabilization of Insulin Treatment-Two Case Studies; Siamak Monjezi, Randall R. Lyle (2007). Journal of Neurotherapy, 10 (4), 17 - 23.

• What is Neurofeedback?; D. Corydon Hammond (2007). Journal of Neurotherapy, 10 (4), 25 - 36.

• What is Quantitative EEG?; David A. Kaiser (2007). Journal of Neurotherapy, 10 (4), 37 - 52.

• First, Do No Harm- A Basic Tenent in Jeopardy?; Daniel A Hoffman (2007). Journal of Neurotherapy, 10 (4), 53 - 61.

• Neurofeedback Around the World; Martha Catalina Maldonado Rub (2007). Journal of Neurotherapy, 10 (4), 63 - 73.

• Assessment-Guided Neurofeedback for Autistic Spectrum Disorder; Robert Coben, Ilean Padolsky (2007). Journal of Neurotherapy, 11 (1), 5 - 23.

• A Modular Activation/Coherence Approach to Evaluating Clinical/QEEG Correlations and for Guiding Neurofeedback Training: Modular Insufficiencies, Modular Excesses, Disconnections, and Hyperconnections; Jonathan E Walker, Gerald P. Kozlowski, Robert Lawson (2007). Journal of Neurotherapy, 11 (1), 25 - 44.

• Neurofeedback Treatment for Pain Associated with Complex Regional Pain Syndrome Type I; Mark P. Jensen, Caroline Grierson, Veronika Tracy-Smith, Stacy C. Bacigalupi, Siegfried F. Othmer (2007). Journal of Neurotherapy, 11 (1), 45 - 53.

• Can LENS Neurofeedback Treat Anosmia Resulting from a Head Injury?; D. Corydon Hammond (2007). Journal of Neurotherapy, 11 (1), 57 - 62.

• EEG Neurofeedback Treatment of Patients with Down Syndrome; Tanju Sürmeli, Ayben Ertem (2007). Journal of Neurotherapy, 11 (1), 63 - 68.

• Changes in EEG Spectrograms, Event-Related Potentials and Event-Related Desynchronization Induced by Relative Beta Training in ADHD Children; Jury D. Kropotov, Vera A. Grin-Yatsenko, Valery A. Ponomarev, Leonid S. Chutko, Elena A. Yakovenko, Inna S. Nikishena (2007). Journal of Neurotherapy, 11 (2), 3 - 11.

• Integrating Cognitive Neuroscience Research and Cognitive Behavioral Treatment with Neurofeedback Therapy in Drug Addiction Comorbid with Posttraumatic Stress Disorder: A Conceptual Review; Tato M. Sokhadze, Christopher M. Stewart, Michael Hollifield (2007). Journal of Neurotherapy, 11 (2), 13 - 44.

• Effects of Electrode Placement Upon EEG Biofeedback Training: The Monopolar-Bipolar Controversy; Lester G. Fehmi, Thomas Collura (2007). Journal of Neurotherapy, 11 (2), 45 - 63.

• Infrared Imaging and Neurofeedback: Initial Reliability and Validity; Robert Coben, Ilean Padolsky (2008). Journal of Neurotherapy, 11 (3), 3 - 13.

• Event-Related Potentials Distinguish Fluent and Stuttered Speech; Andre Achim, Claude M. J. Braun, Isabelle Collin (2008). Journal of Neurotherapy, 11 (3), 15 - 23.

• EEG Spectral Power and Coherence: Differentiating Effects of Spatial–Specific Neuro-Operant Learning (SSNOL) Utilizing LORETA Neurofeedback Training in the Anterior Cingulate and Bilateral Dorsolateral Prefrontal Cortices; Rex Cannon, Joel Lubar (2008). Journal of Neurotherapy, 11 (3), 25 - 44.

• Comprehensive Neurofeedback Bibliography: 2007 Update; D. Corydon Hammond (2008). Journal of Neurotherapy, 11 (3), 45 - 60.

• Neurofeedback Overtraining and the Vulnerable Patient; Thomas V. Matthews (2008). Journal of Neurotherapy, 11 (3), 63 - 66.

• Comment on “Neurofeedback Overtraining and the Vulnerable Patient”; Len Ochs (2008). Journal of Neurotherapy, 11 (3), 67 - 71.

• The Impact of Neurotherapy on College Students' Cognitive Abilities and Emotions; Krista K. Fritson, Theresa A. Wadkins, Pat Gerdes CMSW, David Hof (2008). Journal of Neurotherapy, 11 (4), 1 - 9.

• Golf Performance Enhancement and Real-Life Neurofeedback Training Using Personalized Event-Locked EEG Profiles; Martijn Arnsc, Michiel Kleinnijenhuisc, Kamran Fallahpour, Rien Breteler (2008). Journal of Neurotherapy, 11 (4), 11 - 18.

• Comparison of Discrete-Trial-Based SMR and SCP Training and the Interrelationship Between SCP and SMR Networks: Implications for Brain–Computer Interfaces and Neurofeedback; Michiel Kleinnijenhuisc, Martijn Arnsc, Desire Spronkc, Rien Breteler, Jacques Duysens, (2008). Journal of Neurotherapy, 11 (4), 19 - 35.

• The Improvement of Severe Psychomotor and Neurological Dysfunctions Treated with the Tomatis Audio-Psycho-Phonology Method Measured with EEG Brain Map and Auditory Evoked Potentials; J. Vervoort, M. J. A. de Voigt, W. Van den Bergh (2008). Journal of Neurotherapy, 11 (4), 37 - 49.

• Practical Joking and Cingulate Cortex: A Standardized Low-Resolution Electromagnetic Tomography (sLORETA) Investigation of Practical Joking in the Cerebral Volume; Rex Cannon, Joel Lubar, Jennifer G. Clements, Ellen Harvey, Debora Baldwin (2008). Journal of Neurotherapy, 11 (4), 51 - 63.

• EEG Biofeedback as a Treatment for Substance Use Disorders: Review, Rating of Efficacy and Recommendations for Further Research; Tato M. Sokhadze, Rex L. Cannon, David L. Trudeau (2008). Journal of Neurotherapy, 12 (1), 5 - 43.

• Heart Rate Variability Enhancement Through Nanotechnology: A Double-Blind Randomized-Control Pilot Study; Thomas H. Budzynski, Helen K. Budzynski, Karl Maret, Hsin-Yi (Jean) Tang (2008). Journal of Neurotherapy, 12 (1), 45 - 55.

• First, Do No Harm: Adverse Effects and the Need for Practice Standards in Neurofeedback; D. Corydon Hammond, Lynda Kirk, (2008). Journal of Neurotherapy, 12 (1), 79 - 88.

• Introduction to Advances in EEG Connectivity; Robert Coben, William J. Hudspeth (2008). Journal of Neurotherapy, 12 (2/3), 93 - 98.

• Towards a Coherent View of Brain Connectivity; Thomas F. Collura, PE (2008). Journal of Neurotherapy, 12 (2/3), 99 - 110.

• Connectivity Assessment and Training: A Partial Directed Coherence Approach; David Joffe (2008). Journal of Neurotherapy, 12 (2/3), 111 - 122.

• Functional Connectivity and Aging: Comodulation and Coherence Differences; David A. Kaiser (2008). Journal of Neurotherapy, 12 (2/3), 123 - 139.

• EEG Connectivity Patterns in Childhood Sexual Abuse: A Multivariate Application Considering Curvature of Brain Space; Lisa M. Black, William J. Hudspeth, Alicia L. Townsend, Eugenia Bodenhamer-Davis (2008). Journal of Neurotherapy, 12 (2/3), 141 - 160.

• Connectivity Theory of Autism: Use of Connectivity Measures in Assessing and Treating Autistic Disorders; Robert Coben, Thomas E. Myers (2008). Journal of Neurotherapy, 12 (2/3), 161 - 179.

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Misdiagnosis And Dual Diagnoses Of Gifted Children And Adults
by James T. Webb
Discussion of dual diagnoses and giftedness ---http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0910707642/eegspectrum

Social Neuroscience: People Thinking about Thinking People
by JT Cacioppo, PS Visser, CL Pickett (Eds)
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Stroke Survivor: A Personal Guide to Coping and Recovery
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Layperson guide to stroke recovery. ---http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1843104105/eegspectrum

Attention Deficit Disorder : A Different Perception
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Comorbidity as a predictor and moderator of treatment outcome in youth : The most common childhood psychiatric disorders are anxiety disorders, affective disorders, ADHD, and oppositional defiant disorder/conduct disorder. ---http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18973971

Motor cortex excitability and co-morbidity in Gilles de la Tourette Syndrome. : Gilles de la Tourette syndrome with ADHD is associated with extensive changes in motor cortex excitatbility. ---http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18931001

Individual Differences in Typical Reappraisal Use Predict Amygdala and Prefrontal Responses. : Reappraisal was related to decreased amygdala activity and increased prefrontal and parietal activity during processing of negative facial expressions. ---http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18930182

Psychology and neurobiology of addiction: an incentive-sensitization view. : Sensitized brain systems do not mediate euphoric effects of drugs but instead mediate incentive salience (drug "wanting"). ---http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/11002906

Stigma of epilepsy. : One in 4 adults with epilepsy feel socially stigmatized from this condition, fearing rejection and often feeling shame and loneliness. ---http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18973059

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