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702, 2018

Brainwaves and Feelings

By |February 7, 2018|Categories: Blog|Comments Off on Brainwaves and Feelings

What is the relationship between the brainwave patterns that show up on a qEEG screen and your mental state of being?  In the 1960s, when the technology to observe brainwave activity first became available, there wasn’t the body of research to interpret it.  But since then, that research has been [...]

102, 2018

In the Blink of an Eye

By |February 1, 2018|Categories: Blog|Tags: |Comments Off on In the Blink of an Eye

Award Winning Short Documentary on the Effectiveness of LENS in Helping a PTSD Survivor Recover from Past Trauma Featuring LENS Practitioner, Stephen Milstein, Ph.D. This true story is an inspiring look into the recovery of professional snowboarder, Don Schwartz as he fights through the physical and mental scars that are [...]

301, 2018

Choices and Compliments: Neurofeedback and Neurostimulation

By |January 3, 2018|Categories: Blog|Comments Off on Choices and Compliments: Neurofeedback and Neurostimulation

    We offer two modes of neurotherapy at the nCenter: neurofeedback and neurostimulation. Neurofeedback and neurostimulation treatments are based on two tenets: That brain electrical activity reflects mental states; That brain electrical activity can be trained and/or stimulated. We’ll start by looking at the neurofeedback, which is akin to [...]

1011, 2017

What is Neurofeedback

By |November 10, 2017|Categories: Blog|Comments Off on What is Neurofeedback

A brief introduction to neurofeedback and what its benefits are, presented by Claud Matney, PE, neurofeedback engineer for nCenter in Bozeman, MT.

211, 2017

Why Counseling and Neurotherapy?

By |November 2, 2017|Categories: Blog|Comments Off on Why Counseling and Neurotherapy?

Neuroscience research and theory strongly support what we have long discovered to be effective in counseling and psychotherapy: Neuroimaging machines show that behavioral, cognitive, and interpersonal therapy are capable of functionally “rewiring” the brain.  The coupling of counseling with neurotherapy is even more effective because the latter empowers individuals to [...]

305, 2017

Connection Can Alleviate Anxiety in our Children

By |May 3, 2017|Categories: Blog|Tags: , , |Comments Off on Connection Can Alleviate Anxiety in our Children

In the interest of enriching our children’s lives, we often compel them to hurry from one activity to the next.  We may fleetingly realize this is happening, but the necessity of getting them to the appointment on time prevails in the moment.  In these moments, however, a simple reset is [...]

404, 2017

Tell It Again

By |April 4, 2017|Categories: Blog|Comments Off on Tell It Again

As a small child, I remember sitting in my grandmother’s lap as she told me about her life, and my favorite story was about her family spending one Christmas Eve in a covered wagon. It begins in 1916 when my grandfather, who had recently bought a quarter section of land [...]

2803, 2017

Early Childhood

By |March 28, 2017|Categories: Blog|Tags: , |Comments Off on Early Childhood

What Matters Most and Lasts Longest I remember the joy I felt when I was raising children watching my daughter pack her red wagon with snacks, her baby doll, and some well loved blankets and books for a first trip around the block.  It was her maiden voyage, and I [...]

501, 2017

TDCS for Survivors of Strokes

By |January 5, 2017|Categories: Blog|Tags: , , , |Comments Off on TDCS for Survivors of Strokes

At the nCenter, we use a form of neurostimulation known as “transcranial direct current stimulation” or tDCS, for depression and anxiety and for accelerated learning.  However, tDCS has recently emerged as a promising tool to facilitate stroke recovery. This non-invasive brain stimulation can induce changes in the brain known as [...]

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