Brainmapping and Neurofeedback

Booth at Greater Edmonton Teachers Association Conference (GETCA)

2011-03-03T20:14:59Z

EEG can reveal important vascular problems in the brain.

2011-02-23T00:20:33Z

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

2011-02-10T19:46:09Z

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

2011-01-17T01:15:52Z

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

2011-01-10T13:27:15Z

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.