Do we have a way to “test it out” first? Well, I’m not sure how you would “test” brain training. It’s like asking, “can I see what it’s like to speak German?” I’m attaching an example of the training plan/assessment, which should open in Excel. You’ll see tabs across the bottom of the page, so […]

If you’ve looked very long, you’ve probably noticed several things: 1. There are a number of one-size-fits-all systems (Infra-low frequency training, LENS and others). Each of these univariate approaches essentially trains one thing, often in one place, for all clients. It doesn’t really matter what the problems are. They are attractive to someone getting into […]

According to the report, the MAIN reason for my memory issues, are low alpha peak frequencies in almost all areas of my brain.

Slow posterior alpha can be related to working memory issues (you forget what you were saying while you are saying it, can’t repeat 7 digits you just heard, etc.)

A cohort who does LORETA training, recently posted this comment regarding the TLC QWIZ and I couldn’t answer. Do you have a response?

“What is the normative database and is it 19 channel. That’s probably the biggest concern when doing qEEG. If the normative database isn’t well established scientifically then the results are skewed. Also in order for it to be quantitative it has to be 19-channel.” Read more…