We always have our eyes open for new treatments that help brain-related diseases and other conditions. For some of these, unfortunately, there simply isn't a cure. Alzheimer's been described as the Great Morbidity of the 21st Century and it currently affects an estimate of 5.8 million Americans. Even tough we have not found a cure for it yet, great medical advances have helped us get closer. A recent study, for instance, found that mice with some Alzheimer’s-like brain plaques were positively impacted when shown flashing lights and clicking sounds.

Gabriel AbreuMarch 22, 2019disease, treatment, alzheimers, memory, cure, health, neurology, brainComment

Brainwaves 101

We at the US Neurofeedback Center often speak of brainwaves. They are the frequencies that are read by our biofeedback machines and translated into information our brains can use to function more effectively. Their definition, however, may feel a little unclear sometimes and we believe it's important to understand them in order to know how neurofeedback works. Here are some facts you never knew about brain waves:

Gabriel AbreuFebruary 4, 2019brainwaves, brain, neurofeedback, therapyComment

How Neurofeedback is Helping Students

We often discuss the impacts of Neurofeedback treatment on patients looking to cure or heal a specific condition. But more more often than not, this revolutionary technology also helps healthy individual boost their brain potential. People looking to destress after a hard day, to improve their sleep quality or just to expand their cognitive capacity all benefit from training with Neurofeedback for a couple of minutes a day.