Zengarmethode
De Zengarmethode, ontwikkeld door dr. Val Brown van het Zengar Institute in Canada, is een neurofeedbackvariant waarbij de terugkoppeling wordt gegeven door het onderbreken van geluid en beeld. Ze is naar zeggen van de ontwerpers vooral gericht op het verminderen van "turbulentie" en "instabiliteit" in het frequentiespectrum zoals dat met gabortransformatie, een soort fouriertransformatie van de EEG-signalen, wordt verkregen. Beweerd wordt[1] dat deze methode zonder noodzaak van diagnose vooraf het brein in balans brengt door met neurofeedback de in de methode gedefinieerde 16 frequentiebanden op elkaar af te stemmen, met als gevolg gunstige effecten op alle mogelijke gebieden.[2] De claims worden evenwel nergens verifieerbaar onderbouwd.
Externe link
- (en) Karen Cochrane, Comprehensive neurofeedback training in the context of psychotherapy for transformational change, proefschrift, juli 2010.
- ↑ www.zengar.com
- ↑ Citaat: Although you may have come for neurofeedback training because you want to feel more alert, or be able to focus better or to feel less anxious in your daily life, you still “get everything”. So people tell us they are sleeping better, feel lighter and brighter in their life, which in turn seems to flow more easily. They say they are able to cope much more calmly with problems and are much more aware when a situation is not positive for them. One of us for example, had an elderly client who came because he was feeling very panicky every time he would go out. of his house. But another benefit of the training was that his golf game improved mightily, much to the amazement of his golfing buddies and the pro at his club!
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