Individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) vary in terms of severity and deficit level but in general experience trouble with social interactions and communicating with others. Early intervention is key for children with autism to improve their symptoms, scholastic abilities, and attention levels. Many different therapies and behavioral strategies are utilized by parents and caregivers […]
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Migraines Migraines can be described as splitting headaches but also include other debilitating symptoms such as blurry vision depression and anxiety symptoms sleep disturbances chronic pain fatigue. People who experience migraines often take medication to mitigate the severity of the symptoms but the medication does not always work. Migraines can prevent people from working, socializing
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Neuro-feedback for ADHD ADHD is a brain-based disorder, meaning that those who experience symptoms of ADHD are experiencing a level of dysregulation in their brain circuitry. When a child has trouble concentrating in history class or a co-worker at work cannot seem to remember to get things in on time, this is not an act of
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Parents, are you fed up? Every year, it seems as though there is a new statistic showing how ADHD diagnoses are increasing in the United States. Now that we know more about the disorder, it is easier to pinpoint the symptoms and intervene with children experiencing inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity. Medication, mainly stimulants, is recommended as
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Training your Brain Imagine you are watching your favorite movie. Right now the character on screen is getting coffee with her friend and they are discussing their nightly plans. Your mind begins to wander away from the movie, your concentration dwindles and you began to space out. At this moment, all of a sudden, the
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Neurofeedback Training at Sachs Center One of the services offered to patients at Sachs Center is the popular Neurofeedback training. Not many people know what Neurofeedback is and how it can affect the body. Neurofeedback was first introduced into the United State during the great space race in the 1960s. NASA scientists used this kind
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At its most basic level, Neurofeedback is derived from methods that we generically describe as “relaxation” training. This is the strict definition recognized by the FDA in its labeling requirements for EEG feedback systems, and constitutes the primary claim available to providers of such equipment. Historically, there is also a tendency to consider this as
EEG- biofeedback, also called Neurotherapy or Neurofeedback, is a form of treatment utilizing the direct observation of the client’s EEG recordings and subsequently eliminating those abnormal brain waves that contribute to the client’s symptoms. This technique of rewarding ‘’healthy” brain waves helps heal multiple neurological and psychological conditions. Disorders effectively treated with this modality include
