Experiments with transcranial Direct-Current Stimulation (tDCS) are promising but likely to be dramatic with relatively few patients
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Evidence-base for Psychotherapy
A European colleague, Robert Johansson PhD, has called my attention to a very new review (published online March 28, but I don’t know have the address) on the Empirical Status of Psychodynamic Psychotherapy, by Leibsenring et al in Psychotherapy and Psychosomatics. My friend says this is a prestigious European journal and sent a pdf, Leichsenring2015ESTreview […]
Oliver Sacks Says Goodbye
Renowned neurologist Oliver Sacks has written a moving farewell to life after receiving a diagnosis of terminal metastatic melanoma
SLAVERY’S SHADOW Brochure now available
Slavery’s Shadow: Racism in the American Psyche. Program for the public, February 21 2015
EEGym.com has a new look
Welcome to the new EEGym.com
Autism Severity Correlates with Sensory Processing
Evoked potential EEG research makes even firmer the connection between severity of autism (ASD) and problems in auditory processing.
Differentiating Autism from Sensory Processing Disorders
Diffusion Tensor Imaging shows how Sensory Processing Disorders (SPD) are separate from Autistic Spectrum Disorders and Williams Syndrome.
Neurofeedback Training Improves Cognition in the Elderly
Neurofeedback Training Improves Cognition in the Elderly, Part I of a 3-part review
PT Lapse and the Problem of AntiPsychotics for Mood Disorder
The cover of Psychology Today Dec 2013 points toward an ad for an overused medication of marginal value and violates journalistic standards
Neurofeedback WORKS–How?
Neurofeedback efficacy is established. Mechanism of Action is complex and not well understood.