EEG
Neurofeedback
The
brain whispers messages to the body through electrical impulses transmitted
to the central nervous system. When the brain is injured, these electrical
impulses, or brain waves, are disturbed, creating abnormal patterns. With
the technological advancements on neurofeedback equipment, these whispers
from the brain can now be amplified and projected on a computer screen
as they are occurring in the brain. Neurofeedback is one of the most compelling
examples of the body's ability to self-regulate and bring itself back
into balance.
