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In our sixth Neuroscience Rounds episode, Kristy Snyder Colling, Ph.D. discusses smell, taste and even debunks a few familiar myths!
A supplemental presentation on this podcast can be accessed on our website here.
In this episode of the BCIA Review series, Dr. Robert Coben discusses research evidence in Neurofeedback.
In our fifth Neuroscience Rounds episode, Kristy Snyder Colling, Ph.D. answers an interesting question: "Is there sound in space?" Hearing, aphasias, and the vestibular system are discussed.
A supplemental presentation on this podcast can be accessed on our website here.
In this episode of the BCIA Review series, Dr. Robert Coben discusses how to use the equipment for an EEG.
In our fourth Neuroscience Rounds episode, Kristy Snyder Colling, Ph.D. further discusses vision - including form, depth, motion, and color perception.
A supplemental video and presentation on this podcast can be accessed on our website here.
In our third Neuroscience Rounds episode, Kristy Snyder Colling, Ph.D. discusses the visual pathway.
A supplemental video on this podcast can be accessed on our website at https://www.integratebrainhealth.com/presentations.
In this episode of the BCIA Review series, Dr. Robert Coben discusses neuropsychological sources of the EEG.
In addition, IBH announces that our Neuroscience Rounds Podcast was ranked #5 on Feedspot's Top 10 Neuropsychology Podcasts You Must Follow in 2020! Click here to see the list:
Top 10 Neuropsychology Podcasts You Must Follow in 2020
In our second Neuroscience Rounds episode, Kristy Snyder Colling, Ph.D., discusses the somatosensory system and the classic question.... If a tree falls in the forest and there is no one around to hear it, does it make a sound?
Additional notes on this podcast can be accessed on our website https://www.integratebrainhealth.com/presentations.
In the second episode of the BCIA Review series, Dr. Robert Coben discusses basic neuroanatomy and neurophysiology.
In our very first episode of the BCIA Review, Dr. Robert Coben discusses neurofeedback history and learning principles.
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