Brain Neurofeedback – Dr. Randy Cale

22 Feb

Exhausted Brains, Anxious Kids: The Sleep Crisis Parents Can Still Fix

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In ADHD, All Posts, Anxiety, Brain Neurofeedback, Depression, Insomnia

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Let’s start with a simple truth most parents already know but often avoid enforcing: children and teens today are profoundly sleep deprived. Not mildly tired. Not “could use a little more rest.” Neurologically depleted. And while schools, schedules, and stress

15 Feb

Why You’re Still Stuck: The Paradox of Effort in Healing

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In All Posts, Anxiety, Brain Neurofeedback, Depression, Insomnia

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Let’s be honest—kindly honest, not beat-yourself-up honest. If you’ve struggled for years, you’ve probably tried just about everything. The self-help books are stacked like a motivational Jenga tower. You’ve done therapy. You’ve journaled. Meditated. Affirmed. Exercised. Perhaps even whispered sweet

09 Feb

Effort and Recovery — The Missing Discipline

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In All Posts, Brain Neurofeedback

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Earlier this week, I sat with a capable, driven professional who was exhausted in a way that had little to do with sleep and everything to do with pressure. She understood the value of breathing resets, walking, and consistent neurofeedback

01 Feb

Your Teen is Not Broken, But Your Strategy Might Be

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In All Posts, Behavior Issues, Behavior Topics, Brain Neurofeedback, Defiant Child, Parent Coaching, Teenagers

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If you are living with a defiant teenager, you know the drill. You ask them to take out the trash, and they roll their eyes. You mention homework, and a door slams. You try to set a limit on screen

18 Jan

Why Mornings Are Hard for Some ADHD Brains—and What Helps

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In ADHD, All Posts, Brain Neurofeedback, Insomnia

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Most people think of ADHD as a problem of attention, impulse control, or restless energy. And for practical purposes, it is. Those are the symptoms that show up in classrooms, offices, and family dinners. But underneath all of that noise,

14 Jan

The Sleep Formula

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In All Posts, Brain Neurofeedback, Insomnia

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A short guide for falling asleep faster—by stacking the right biology. Trouble falling asleep is common, not rare. Roughly one-third of adults report regular difficulty getting to sleep, and teens struggle even more due to circadian shifts, academic stress, and

12 Jan

Don’t Get Caught Believing the Midnight Brain

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In All Posts, Brain Neurofeedback, Insomnia
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There’s a narrow stretch of time—usually between midnight and 4:00 a.m.—when otherwise competent, grounded adults wake up and , at times, ‘lose their minds.’ What do I mean by that? Thoughts arise, many strong and intrusive. Careers suddenly look fragile.

23 Nov

The Gift of Attention: How to Create the Best Thanksgiving Ever

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As the holiday season arrives, we hear a lot about gratitude. We’re told to “be thankful,” to “focus on the good,” to “appreciate what matters.” These ideas sound nice, but they can feel unrealistic when life feels overwhelming-when the world

09 Nov

Freedom Starts When You Quit Complaining (Even in Your Head)

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In All About Life, All Posts, Brain Neurofeedback, Parent Coaching
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Most of us have no idea how much our own minds steal our peace. It doesn’t come from the world, or from other people, or even from our circumstances. It comes from that little internal whisper that says, “This shouldn’t

02 Nov

When Mealtime Becomes a Battlefield: The Modern Picky Eater Problem

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In All Posts, Anxiety, Brain Neurofeedback
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If you’ve ever found yourself pleading with a child to take “just three more bites,” you’re not alone. Or perhaps, you are at the ‘fed up with it’ stage, and the battleground is now robbing the joy from family meals.