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  1. innovative PTSD neurofeedback (Tomas Ros PhD): alpha inhibit / desynchronization protocol

    wjcroft
    by wjcroft · August 2020
    Alpha reward training has been a part of neurofeedback going all the way back to the early days of Kamiya (1958).
  2. innovative PTSD neurofeedback (Tomas Ros PhD): alpha inhibit / desynchronization protocol

    wjcroft
    by wjcroft · August 2020
    One advantage to the fMRI neurofeedback, is that the BOLD signal is independent of EEG frequency bands. It just reflects metabolism of the brain area. Adapting the PCC-down training to EEG, one could
  3. innovative PTSD neurofeedback (Tomas Ros PhD): alpha inhibit / desynchronization protocol

    wjcroft
    by wjcroft · August 2020
    https://academic.oup.com/cercor/article/27/10/4911/3056439 [2017, Neurofeedback Tunes Scale-Free Dynamics]
  4. implementing Jeff Tarrant's Neuromeditation FOCUS protocol

    wjcroft
    by wjcroft · August 2020
    https://openbci.com/forum/index.php?p=/discussion/2647/alpha-inhibit-desynchronization-neurofeedback-tomas-ros
  5. innovative PTSD neurofeedback (Tomas Ros PhD): alpha inhibit / desynchronization protocol

    System
    by System · August 2020
    This discussion was created from comments split from: implementing Jeff Tarrant's Neuromeditation FOCUS protocol.
  6. innovative PTSD neurofeedback (Tomas Ros PhD): alpha inhibit / desynchronization protocol

    wjcroft
    by wjcroft · August 2020
    "Neurofeedback Tunes Scale-Free Dynamics in Spontaneous Brain Activity"
  7. innovative PTSD neurofeedback (Tomas Ros PhD): alpha inhibit / desynchronization protocol

    paulbrennan
    by paulbrennan · August 2020
    "quieting mind chatter / self-referential thoughts at the PCC / Precuneus" - for me this is a bit of a holy grail as a practitioner, because rumination is such a difficult clinical problem.
  8. implementing Jeff Tarrant's Neuromeditation FOCUS protocol

    wjcroft
    by wjcroft · August 2020
    re: BioEra, this is a paid app vs free, but has extensive capabilities. It is the base layer of many renowned commercial neurofeedback packages such as LENS, Cygnet, etc. BioEra talks directly to both
  9. implementing Jeff Tarrant's Neuromeditation FOCUS protocol

    wjcroft
    by wjcroft · August 2020
    Here are two talks (links) given by Jeff Tarrant from the NeuroMeditation Institute. He gives an overview of the styles of meditation, and 10-20 sites that he measures in his neurofeedback protocols.
  10. neurofeedback with old amplifiers / open source?

    wjcroft
    by wjcroft · July 2020
    You could say the same of Cygnet and LENS. They only do one type of neurofeedback, and not adaptable to others. Yet substantial numbers of practitioners decide to specialize in one of these 'different
  11. neurofeedback with old amplifiers / open source?

    wjcroft
    by wjcroft · July 2020
    I'm not clear what advantage "FDA approval" offers for neurofeedback applications. There are many many (consumer level) apps now existing in this field. Quite a few that work with mobile dev
  12. neurofeedback with old amplifiers / open source?

    wjcroft
    by wjcroft · July 2020
    Two other apps that can do neurofeedback with OpenBCI are:
  13. neurofeedback with old amplifiers / open source?

    wjcroft
    by wjcroft · July 2020
    Most neurofeedback apps that run on desktops / laptops (vs mobile), use amplifiers with proprietary interfaces. For example the Pocket-Neurobics Q-Wiz / *-Wiz family. But Pocket-Neurobics DOES share t
  14. neurofeedback with old amplifiers / open source?

    paulbrennan
    by paulbrennan · July 2020
    HI there,
  15. Laptop specs for EEG data processing and pattern matching

    wjcroft
    by wjcroft · July 2020
    / AR animation that runs in parallel with your (neurofeedback or BCI) app.
  16. Greentek Gelfree-S EEG Cap

    wjcroft
    by wjcroft · July 2020
    The practical approach to meditation neurofeedback at home, uses the minimum number of channels that are easily applied in a short amount of time. 128 channels at home for neurofeedback training is no
  17. Huge offset. Possible causes?

    wjcroft
    by wjcroft · July 2020
    re: ILF neurofeedback. As you are aware, all of these protocols are considered proprietary and as yet I know of no publicly available BioEra designs that are proven to work reliably. I'm not releasing
  18. Is Windows 10 the best OS for developing EEG software?

    wjcroft
    by wjcroft · June 2020
    A plus for Windows is that it is a preferred platform for many neurofeedback packages such as BioEra, BrainBay, Bioexplorer. As well as BCI apps such as OpenViBE, etc.
  19. Can anyone who has successfully made a design for training at the infralow range provide assistance?

    compujohnny
    by compujohnny · May 2020
    "In the othmers method they mention that they do Neurofeedback with the actual signal without any modification so no smoothing, the real signal is fed back to the user,
  20. Spontaneous Spikes in OpenBCI GUI

    wjcroft
    by wjcroft · May 2020
    You are correct, the GUI does not currently show this on the main screen. Only the log, which is usually not shown. On some other neurofeedback systems I use, the packet lossage is highlighted on the
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