Documenting the Effects of Noninvasive Prefrontal pIR HEG Neurofeedback in the Treatment of Common Mental Health Problems

Documenting the Effects of Noninvasive Prefrontal pIR HEG Neurofeedback in the Treatment of Common Mental Health Problems

Clients with mixed diagnoses were provided passive infrared hemoencephalography (pIR HEG) neurofeedback in a mental health private practice treatment setting. This is the first formally documented investigation of pIR HEG neurofeedback applied to a mental health population. Both qualitative and quan...

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