Biofeedback for the Brain

"Written to help readers decide whether neurotherapy might be of benefit to you or someone close to you, Biofeedback for the Brain achieves that objective with clear examples and sidebars that highlight questions readers may have. Swingle's book provides guidance for those seeking a neurotherapy pra [...]
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"Written to help readers decide whether neurotherapy might be of benefit to you or someone close to you, Biofeedback for the Brain achieves that objective with clear examples and sidebars that highlight questions readers may have. Swingle's book provides guidance for those seeking a neurotherapy practitioner. Recommended."-Choice "A wonderful primer for the would-be practitioner...Swingle writes nicely, very readably, and is a good teacher, and surely a good healer."-Metapsychology "Dr. Swingle's book is the first (and the best) to give the rationale for neurotherapy in a panoply of neurological and psychological disorders. He has a practical, yet sophisticated approach to neurofeedback and to adjunctive techniques which make it work faster and better. It is an outstanding guide to neurofeedback for the beginner and the experienced clinician."-Jonathan E. Walker, M.D., board certified neurologist, medical director, Neurotherapy Center of Dallas "The growing demand for information on neurotherapy is met by Paul Swingle, whose book deserves to be widely read."-Lynda T. Thompson, coauthor of The A.D.D.Book: New Understandings, New Approaches to Parenting Your Child and The Neurofeedback Book: An Introduction to Basic Concepts in Applied Psychophysiology "Swingle is a seasoned biofeedback practitioner. His work will appeal to both professionals and the concerned public."-Siegfried Othmer, chief scientist, The EEG Institute PAUL G. SWINGLE, Ph.D., is a registered psychologist in British Columbia and is certified in biofeedback and neurotherapy. He was professor of psychology at the University of Ottawa, lecturer in psychiatry at Harvard Medical School, and coordinator of the clinical psychophysiology service at Boston's McLean Hospital. Dr. Swingle is now in private practice in Vancouver.