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Research into neurobics, neurofeedback, light and sound, and binocular rivalry technogologies for stress management, successful aging, and peak performance.
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About.com on Biofeedback : Collection of net links about biofeedback include information on research, definition, applications, webzine and training regarding this healing modality.
Articles on Biofeedback : Reference list of empirical research on biofeedback.
Attention, Kids: Play This Game : Wired News article on a new video game device called a "Thoughtcaster" which can train ADD sufferers to concentrate.
Biofeedback Foundation of Europe : Founded to promote a greater awareness of biofeedback among European health professionals. Online bulletin board, announcements of conferences and training workshops for clinicians, information about ...
Biofeedback Society of Illinois : Illinois clinicians, researchers, educators, and students interested in the application of applied psychophysiology and biofeedback training for the treatment and prevention of a variety of medical an...
Biofeedback Webzine : The Biofeedback Webzine dedicated to research, clinical applications, software, hardware and latest information on biofeedback around the world, related sciences and stress disorders.
Biofeedback/Neurofeedback eGroup : The largest biofeedback and neurofeedback discussion message group and related Web resources: links to biofeedback sites, polls, meeting announcements, and biofeedback chat.
Biofeedback: Review, History and Application : An article by Donald E. O'Hair, Ph.D.
EEG Biofeedback / Neurofeedback Central : A resource with many internal and net links on EEG biofeedback and neurofeedback, articles, Winter Brain meeting abstracts, tapes of lectures and workshops, links, and meeting and workshop announcemen...
EEG Directory : Online directory of EEG Neurofeedback practitioners. Search by zip code.
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