Changes in theta rhythm due to meditation in patients with schizophrenia: on‐going research
Focus on Alternative and Complementary Therapies December 1, 2006 D‐m Walker, Peter F. Liddle
Objective: Studies suggest that theta activity can be modified by meditation techniques in healthy adults. Aftanas and Golocheikine (2001) report that during meditation, EEG patterns are characterised by increased theta power over anterior midline electrodes of both general theta and frontal midline theta processes (brainwave patterns). We propose a study to see whether meditation can modify...