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Web Resources

The following websites have useful information:

  • The International Society of Neurofeedback Research (ISNR)- Go to the ISMR website and click on Comprehensive Neurofeedback Bibliography. You can then select any topic listed (e.g. LENS, ADD, Depression, Anxiety, Brain Injury) to get peer reviewed articles relevent to that topic. www.ISNR.org
     
  • LENS Neurofeedback-Dr. Len Ochs developed this form of neurofeedback which usually takes less time than traditional neurofeedback and does not require the intent of the patient to work (useful for children). Dr. Ochs site is www.ochslabs.com
     
  • Look at SPECT scans to see what they reveal about the six different types of ADD, and the seven different types of anxiety and depression. www.amenclinics.com
     
  • Dr. Amen consulted with Designs for Health to develop high quality amino acids and supplements to support brain function. These can be ordered at (800) 847-8302 or www.designsforhealth.com . The commission paid to the Center for Integrative Psychology by Designs for Health is donated to the International Medical and Educational Trust, a nonprofit organization supporting the needs of traumatized children.
     
  • For research on Cognitive Training, or to hear what others who have done the training have said, go to www.braintrain.com
     
  • To find IMAGO marriage counselors, or to find IMAGO weekend workshops for couples or individuals, go to www.imagomichigan.org
     
  • Food is medicine. Understand how following these simple seven steps with food can help you balance your mood and optimize your life www.radiantrecovery.com, or the life of your child www.littlesugaraddicts.com
     
  • This is an interesting article by a psychologist looking for alternative to medication treatment for ADD: www.wellsphere.com

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