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The Neurofeedback Book
by Michael Thompson
from Association for Applied Psychophysiology and Biofeedback

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 4.0 / 5.0

• So you want to understand Neurofeedback
  I have had this book for several years now and have used it extensively. It is not for someone just thinking about if they should get into neurofeedback. It seems to me to be for the person who has taken the first few steps and needs a systematic guide and resource to actually doing the work. If you want to understand basic theory, basic neuroanatomy, the basics of frequencies, etc. this book will give it to you, and do it in a practical way that will make you a more balanced and informed therapist.more info

• Intro to Neurofeedback from masters
  The Thompson's book is a comprehensive introduction to the practice of neurofeedback. They happen to regularly do workshops at professional meetings to prepare practitioners to pass the international certification exam. This book will ready you for the exam and hits the key basics on neurofeedback.
  This book does not describe specific software programs, those books are elsewhere. This belongs on every practitioner's bookshelf. it may be a bit taxing for someone looking for an elementary first... more info

• Dissapointed
  This book is in a textbook format and like many textbooks, it covers a wide breadth of information, but very little depth. The authors knowledge is quite impressive. Unfortunately, I was looking for more in depth information regarding both the rationale for deciding where to train and at what frequencies, along with a more in depth discussion of more complex topics such as downtraining. None of this was given more than superficial discussion and the majority of information pertains to persons with ADHD,... more info

• The Nuerofeedback Book
  Truly a comprehensive text book for Neurofeedback practitionars.
  N. S. Srinivasan
  MOM-Mind Over Matter
  Chennai, India

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