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The goal of this project is to provide a user contributed encyclopedia of neurofeedback information. Compiling information on equipment & software (including user reviews), assessment & qEEG, relevant neuroanatomy and neuroscience, symptoms & subtypes, training protocols, research and more. We hope to help you to find the information you are looking for. An important subgoal is to facilitate research collaboration between scientist-practitioners in neurofeedback. For more information on this please see our research section.

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This webpage is was first edited on April 28th, 2008. Thus this wiki is the earliest stages of conceptualization and implementation. As yet this site is NOT officially sponsored or endorsed by the International Society for Neurofeedback and Research, and so the logo is displayed on the main page for demonstration purposes only. It is meant only to show the form that this site might take should they choose to adopt this project officially.

Common Abbreviations

Nf = Neurofeedback

Bf = Biofeedback

EEG = Electroencephalography

qEEG = Quantitative Electroencephalography

Sx = Symptom(s)

CPT = Continuous Performance Test

TBI = Traumatic Brain Injury

What's new on Neurofeedback Wiki

Apr 28, 2008/Genesis: It's the Neurofeedback wiki birthday today! May you live long and prosper Nf wiki!! Jaygattis 19:47, 28 April 2008 (UTC)

Date/title: News

Contents (all pages)

Assessment and qEEG

The Interview
Testing
- Continuous Performance Tests
  - TOVA
  - IVA
  - Connors CPT
  - QIK
- Other Neuropsychological Tests
  - IntegNeuro
  - WebNeuro
  - Traditional
- Psychological Tests
- Symptom Rating Scales
  - Amen Checklists
  - Brownback-Mason
EEG
- Site specific EEG
- Mini-Q/TLC
- Full qEEG
  - qEEG Equipment
  - qEEG Software & Databases

Treated Conditions & Research

Addictions
Attention Problems (ADHD)
Anxiety/Panic
Chronic Fatigue
Depression
Fibromyalgia
Learning Disabilities
Memory Problems
Pervasive Developmental Disorders (PDD)
- Autism
- Aspergers
Trauma (PTSD)
Tourettes

adding more soon

Training Methodologies

Eyes Open Training
- Symptom-based
  - Very Low Frequency Training
  - Research-based protocols
  - Others
- Universal
  - Drs. Susan & Valdeane Brown
- qEEG-guided
  - Z-Score Training
  - Brownback Mason Assoc Nf System (BMANS)
  - Low-Energy Nf System (LENS)
Alpha-Theta Training

Helping out

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