Case Studies

Tracking EEG over six sessions reveals dynamic shifts in brain activity, emphasizing the brain's adaptability. Such studies are invaluable in contexts like neurofeedback training, cognitive behavioral therapy, and recovery from neurological conditions. The findings can inform personalized interventions, optimizing outcomes for individual needs.

Over six EEG sessions, significant changes in brain activity are observed. The first session establishes baseline brainwave patterns, serving as a foundation for comparison. The second session reveals early adaptations with increased relaxation and reduced artifacts. By the third session, notable engagement and problem-solving activities emerge as beta and theta waves intensify. The fourth session marks a stabilization phase, showing consistent performance and balanced brain activity. Subtle refinements appear in the fifth session, reflecting enhanced focus and higher-order cognitive processing. Finally, the sixth session consolidates these changes, demonstrating sustained mental clarity, neural synchronization, and improved resilience.

“I wanted to write before I forgot to, but as I left you office on Wednesday, it was a bit surreal! The leaves on the trees were bright and lively, the drummer banging on his buckets was somehow an orchestra of melody (I even gave him $2 which I don’t often do). I was just giddy, smiling, and didn’t want to go underground to MUNI as I might miss something. I walked several more blocks and enjoyed the scenery, the sounds, the sights and the brilliance of it all”.