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Day 6: Neurofeedback – Potential Side Affects?
I try to adjust, my flow-state is broken, the ball temporarily plummets and I have to quickly try and recover. It’s an interesting dilemma and as of today, my number one challenge has become breaking this breathing/focus barrier. Read more
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Day 5: Neurofeedback Training
There are many people out there who have limited resources, underwhelming support, no access to health insurance or hide themselves away due to the stigmatization of their disorder. It can be really easy not to get help. I should know. Read more
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Day 4: Neurofeedback & Rock Climbing
This is one of many potential drawbacks of being the clinician and the patient. I’ll overthink almost every part of this process at some point. Read more
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Day 3: Neurofeedback Training
Just before the largest peak in session A, I remember feeling extremely uplifted and balanced with my thoughts, and activity soared with resilience. I will definitely try to hone in on… Read more
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The Role of the Prefrontal Cortex in Tourette Syndrome: A Review of Current Literature
This review summarizes current literature on the involvement of the PFC in TS, focusing on structural and functional abnormalities, and the role of the PFC in tic generation and suppression. Read more
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Neuro Journey: fNIRS for Tourette's 