There is nothing like blatant disrespect to get your head spinning. When your tween to teen talks back rudely, and tells you that you are a stupid jerk, most of us go a bit ballistic. And both teachers and parents
The time is here. Summer is over, and the buses are warming up for school. If you believe that success in school usually leads to a better life for kids (and most parents do!), then it’s time to get a
With the Holidays right here, no doubt there will be homes filled with more technology than ever come the first of January. As you contemplate the purchase of new phones, computers, video games and tablets, let’s consider how you can
I was just reviewing some saved emails, and ran across the following email:
Hello Dr. Cale. I read your newsletter on gratefulness, and it was good to hear it again. I was reminded again of what seems to be
A good portion of our struggles in life evolve from our efforts to control what we do not control. In the world of parenting, this is particularly true. Let me demonstrate.
“I told you to stop. Now I mean
Date: (Wednesday, March 10, 2010)
University of London researchers have found the “First Direct Evidence of Neuroplastic Changes Following Brainwave Training“. This is a major step forward in recognizing the signficant benefits that can be achieved through neurofeedback therapy. The
Resilience is an important factor in predicting not only our success in life, but ultimately our happiness and our contribution. We will face difficulties. That is wired into the fabric of life. To think that we can avoid struggle and
Connectivity-Guided Neurofeedback for Autistic Spectrum Disorder; Biofeedback], 2007;
Vol. 35(4):131-135
Research on autistic spectrum disorder (ASD) shows that neurofeedback (EEG biofeedback) can remediate anomalies in brain activation, leading to symptom reduction and functional improvement. This evidence raises the hopes for
It is commonplace for humans to place blame for their upsets. We blame our spouses, our children, our friends or even co-workers for making us mad. We can also blame our computers, the weather or the long line at the
“What is Neurofeedback?”, Journal of Neurotherapy article.
By Dr. Cory Hammond, a professor at University of Utah School of Medicine.
A meta-analysis (Schachter, Pham, King, Langford, & Hoher, 2001) of randomized controlled studies of medication treatment for ADD/ADHD concluded that