@wjcroft Thank you so much for the recommendations. Brain-trainer 2 doesn’t work with the ganglion, which is what I have, but I’ve been told they will be coming out with an update next year that will

Hello, is this neurofeedback program well designed and does it work well for neurofeedback? I am interested in trying this as a beginner to neurofeedback.

Glyn states on his website that his neurofeedback courses will be 'released' some time in 2025 (he projects.) I'm not sure if @PeterNoc got a copy before Glyn updated his release schedule. But it soun

Hello, is this neurofeedback program well designed and does it work well for neurofeedback? I am interested in trying this as a beginner to neurofeedback.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Neurofeedback/

I want to do neurofeedback at home. probably with open bci. I look for a practitioner to guide remote.

https://www.google.com/search?q=alpha-theta+neurofeedback+crossovers

Either Ganglion or Cyton will do neurofeedback protocols. Your choices of apps include:

https://www.myndlift.com/post/neurofeedback-for-ptsd

I also inquired with https://www.holonexperience.com/about-neurofeedback in hopes that they are reasonable. Was really hoping for a good home setup though. Hardt’s training real value, at least for me

I’m really hoping I can set my own EEG neurofeedback at home. But is that just not realistic?

There are MANY consumer grade neurofeedback setups available now. Most of which use an accompanying phone app. This Youtube channel reviews many of them. Creator is a Navy trained MD psychiatrist, now

* Mental performance & neurofeedback apps

This is also the case with other types of EEG signal processing applications, such as real-time neurofeedback or BCI Brain Computer Interfacing.

While OpenBCI boards DO support neurofeedback apps (such as BrainBay, neuromore, OpenViBE, BioEra, etc.) these apps are not what is generally considered 'consumer-grade' easy-to-use apps for novice us

$1500. Perhaps the reality of neurofeedback doesn't match the idealism of it.

http://www.eeginfo-neurofeedback.fr/fileadmin/images/was_ist_neurofeedback/wie_funktionierts/SCP_recording_electrodes_and_paste.pdf

A number of researchers have attempted to construct live neurofeedback systems that downtrain DMN / PCC activity. One I know of is Robert Lawson, you might contact him.

I just read from EEGinfo protocol guide and EEGer that it is important for neurofeedback to have all electrodes made of the same material:

I explained above that the wet electrodes, gel (used with an elastic cap) or paste, are common in certain fields like neurofeedback or neuroscience research. You can choose which works best for you. T