Booth at Greater Edmonton Teachers Association Conference (GETCA)

EEG can reveal important vascular problems in the brain.

Link to blog post by EEG/QEEG expert Jay Gunkelman: What Happened to the Reporter at the Grammy's?

http://qeegsupport.com/what-happened-to-the-reporter-at-the-grammys/

Jay describes how even minor EEG abnormalities in the temporal lobe may indicate important vascular abnormalities in the brain.These abnormalities may be related to problems in a number of areas, including: mood, memory, and language. In some cases, identifying the EEG abnormality can lead to early diagnosis of life threatening conditions.

Beginning of neurofeedback Part 1

Link to short article on the beginnings of neurofeedback. Research on changing brain electrical activity with conditioning goes back to the 1940's.

http://qeegsupport.com/historical-archives-the-beginning-of-neurofeedback/

Teachers: 2011 GETCA Conference

I will have a booth at the Greater Edmonton Teachers' Association Conference March 3-4, 2011. The goal will be to provide information about my brainmapping and neurofeedback services to teachers in the Edmonton area.

Presentation at Pain Society of Alberta

Dr. Zukiwski presenting at the the Pain Society of Alberta 2010 conference. The presentation was on the use of infrared hemoencephalography (HEG) biofeedback as a treatment for migraines.