🔴 NeuroNoodle Live Q&A - Neurofeedback Experts Answer YOUR Questions! 💡🧠

NeuroNoodle Network Podcast: Neurofeedback & Wellness Podcast

Join us for this special edition of NeuroNoodle Q&A Live, where YOU drive the content! 🚀 In this episode, expert panelists Jay Gunkelman, Dr. Mari Swingle, John Mekrut, Anthony Ramos, and more tackle real-time questions from our audience on neurofeedback, brain health, and trauma recovery. 🧠✨

💬 Missed the live session? Tune in every Wednesday at 6 PM CST on the NeuroNoodle YouTube channel to participate in our next live Q&A! This episode covered topics such as:

• Neurofeedback's role in healing trauma and how brain function can be optimized for recovery 🔄
• The relationship between neuroinflammation and brain recovery explained in detail by our expert panel 🌿
• Discussions on brain stimulation methods, sensory processing disorders, and more 💪

Note: Although the Tua Tagovailoa concussion was not discussed in this episode, our panel shared crucial insights on neurofeedback’s ability to support brain health after injuries, shedding light on important recovery principles.

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👉 Disclaimer: The content provided in this Q&A is for informational and entertainment purposes only. Always consult with your primary care physician or a qualified healthcare provider before making any decisions related to your health.

Key Moments:

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1:19 Pre-Show Banter
3:11 Brain Spotting mention from Brain Master group, vision, pupils, and EEG
3:48 Deep Brain Reorienting - Dr. Frank Corrigan reference
7:10 Neuroinflammation question from Craig W
7:56 Jay Gunkelman’s take on brain swelling and neuroinflammation
9:07 Hypoxia
9:34 Why comas are induced for brain injuries
16:15 Jay Gunkelman’s thoughts on brevity in first few sessions of stimulation
18:47 Is it common to see clients (especially after a head injury) present symptoms like nausea and headaches after neurofeedback? Post-traumatic ischemic headache
20:45 Shane's question regarding at-home headsets such as Mendi and Muse for his child on the autism spectrum - John Mekrut’s response
23:13 Jay Gunkelman on home training
23:35 Sessions for epileptics can exceed 100 sessions
24:55 Saul’s question: "For someone coming in with an active post-concussive headache, would you consider HRV or similar training or not do any training?"
27:26 Christian’s question: Ethical, cultural, gender differences when applying neurofeedback? Could it be from the logistics to biomarkers? Afro example, i.e., thick hair clips
37:40 Gender differences in EEG?
39:50 Art’s question on the difference between amplitude neurofeedback versus HPN stimulation devices
41:49 Michael's question: Are nasopharyngeal leads ever used anymore?
43:07 What are your thoughts on dry vs. wet sensors that are coming out, as opposed to using conductive paste in terms of digital signal processing?
51:24 Discussion on how to find a qualified Neurofeedback Practitioner
52:57 BCIA.org, AAPB, ISNR, and in Europe, BFE and SAN
1:05:40 Jay Gunkelman’s thoughts on coopetition

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