Journal of Neurotherapy
April 1, 2011
Marco Kleen, Ben Reitsma
19 citations
Mindfulness, defined as a fourfold process consisting of being present with aversive experiences, accepting their aversive content, focusing on the observing perspective, and creating a distinction between content of private experiences and behavior, is an essential part of the so-called third wave behavior therapies, such as Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT).Besides being a behavioral...
Journal of Neurotherapy
February 22, 2011
Joe Kamiya
113 citations
Neurofeedback clearly makes key contributions as a clinical tool for the treatment of neurological and behavioral disorders. It also has a critical role to play as a tool for the investigations of basic scientific questions of how human subjective experience is related to its biology. Indeed, it got its start as a tool for investigating the relation between EEG activity and its subjective...
Journal of Neurotherapy
August 11, 2008
3 citations
ResultsThe Salvia-induced shifts in EEG compared to the baseline signature were striking.The most consistent effects observed were: In 6 of 8 participants, Alpha power (9-10 Hz) was significantly reduced (M ¼ 63%, p < .04,twotailed correlated samples) and alpha spindling disorganized.In 4 participants, abundant large amplitude slow cortical potentials (SCPs) were recorded at many cortical...
Journal of Neurotherapy
October 18, 2001
Tracy Boynton
56 citations
Previous research has supported anecdotal reports of a possible correlation between the state of hypnagogia and the enhancement of creative ability (Green, 1972;Green, Green, & Walters, 1970, 1974;Parks, 1996;Stembridge, 1972;Whisenant & Murphy, 1977).Some psychologists (e.g., Maslow, 1963;Rogers, 1978) have suggested that there is also a correlation between creative ability and enhanced...