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Welcome to NeuroNoodle Q&A Live! In this exciting episode, neurofeedback legends like Jay Gunkelman, Dr. Mari Swingle, John Mekrut, Joy Lunt, Santiago Brand, Dr. Andrew Hill, and Anthony Ramos tackle your real-time questions on neurofeedback, brain health, and mental well-being.
Topics covered in this session include:
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👉 Disclaimer: The content provided in this Q&A is for informational and entertainment purposes only. Always consult with your primary care physician or a qualified healthcare provider before making any decisions related to your health.
Key Moments:
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1:19 Pre-Show Banter
3:11 Brain Spotting mention from Brain Master group, vision, pupils, and EEG
3:48 Deep Brain Reorienting - Dr. Frank Corrigan reference
7:10 Neuroinflammation question from Craig W
7:56 Jay Gunkelman’s take on brain swelling and neuroinflammation
9:07 Hypoxia
9:34 Why comas are induced for brain injuries
16:15 Jay Gunkelman’s thoughts on brevity in first few sessions of stimulation
18:47 Is it common to see clients (especially after a head injury) present symptoms like nausea and headaches after neurofeedback? Post-traumatic ischemic headache
20:45 Shane's question regarding at-home headsets such as Mendi and Muse for his child on the autism spectrum - John Mekrut’s response
23:13 Jay Gunkelman on home training
23:35 Sessions for epileptics can exceed 100 sessions
24:55 Saul’s question: "For someone coming in with an active post-concussive headache, would you consider HRV or similar training or not do any training?"
27:26 Christian’s question: Ethical, cultural, gender differences when applying neurofeedback? Could it be from the logistics to biomarkers? Afro example, i.e., thick hair clips
37:40 Gender differences in EEG?
39:50 Art’s question on the difference between amplitude neurofeedback versus HPN stimulation devices
41:49 Michael's question: Are nasopharyngeal leads ever used anymore?
43:07 What are your thoughts on dry vs. wet sensors that are coming out, as opposed to using conductive paste in terms of digital signal processing?
51:24 Discussion on how to find a qualified Neurofeedback Practitioner
52:57 BCIA.org, AAPB, ISNR, and in Europe, BFE and SAN
1:05:40 Jay Gunkelman’s thoughts on coopetition
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