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In person in our Ridgefield, CT center and virtually with at-home neurofeedback and coaching, we support individuals with a concussion diagnosis and post-concussion symptoms every day. Commonly, individuals can suffer long-term for months or even years from a single concussion or multiple ones. Parents often come to as a last resort to help restore their child’s cognitive, behavioral, or emotional
Substance abuse is an ongoing community problem with alcohol, marijuana and opioid use being some of the most common substances of choice in the Northeast. Over the years, many types of treatments have been used to treat those with addiction, but research demonstrates that addicts experience a high rate of treatment failure. Relapse rates remain high, typically over 70 percent.
Stress is a normal and natural response to challenges or frustrations that everyone experiences. Some people handle it better than others either due to their dispositions or the issues with which they are dealing. Anxiety, however, interferes with people’s daily functioning because the looping thoughts, feelings or behavioral symptoms are disproportionate to the real or imagined worry or issue.
While the causes are a subject of widespread debate, our country is experiencing a mental health crisis of sobering proportions. Affecting people of all ages and beginning at extremely young ages, the incidence of diagnosed mental health dysfunction in our country is rising.
People often assume that energy medicine therapies are hard to quantify, but some can be measured and proven scientifically. PEMF, biofeedback and neurofeedback are quantifiable scientific therapies backed by brainwave training research. These are still viewed as unconventional, however, because instead of depending on chemistry, brainwave training is a therapy that focuses on energy or physics to heal.
Holistic remedies are often viewed as “woo” or “make believe.” In reality holistic remedies, referred to as “complementary alternative medicine” (CAMs) in the medical field, are supported by research which suggests they are effective. Understanding the value of holistic remedies and how to use them can help people with chronic conditions ranging from multiple sclerosis to ADHD.
Looking at how neurofeedback works means thinking about ways you’ve learned when you didn’t even realize you had absorbed the information. Think back to being a kid and learning how to ride a bike. You didn’t do anything other than try to balance. Eventually, your body figured out what needed to be done to keep yourself upright.
Your brain can totally do the same thing. When looking at how neurofeedback works, it really is like teaching your brain how to ride a bicycle by using a simple process of reinforcing the subconscious brain to change itself.
Neurofeedback for Lyme & PAN/PANDAS Dr. Roseann will be presenting on Lyme & Tick-Borne Disease and PANS/PANDAS to colleagues through this BCIA sponsored webinar. To learn more or to register, go to BCIA.org
Psychologist uses brain mapping to help patients – NewsTimes Clients come to Capanna-Hodge, an educational psychologist and neurofeedback practitioner, for help with stress and anxiety, as well as learning and attention issues … Read the article on the NewsTimes. Dr. Roseann is a Psychologist who works with children, adults, and families from all over the US, supporting them with research-based
Neurofeedback is a promising alternative for parents seeking a non-invasive, drug-free approach to addressing their child’s behavioral or emotional challenges. Neurofeedback therapy can help children learn to regulate their brain activity, improve mood, reduce anxiety, and better focus and attention. It can be particularly helpful for children with ADHD, anxiety, depression, or learning difficulties, as well as those with developmental
In person in our Ridgefield, CT center and virtually with at-home neurofeedback and coaching, we support individuals with a concussion diagnosis and post-concussion symptoms every day. Commonly, individuals can suffer long-term for months or even years from a single concussion or multiple ones. Parents often come to as a last resort to help restore their child’s cognitive, behavioral, or emotional
Substance abuse is an ongoing community problem with alcohol, marijuana and opioid use being some of the most common substances of choice in the Northeast. Over the years, many types of treatments have been used to treat those with addiction, but research demonstrates that addicts experience a high rate of treatment failure. Relapse rates remain high, typically over 70 percent.
Stress is a normal and natural response to challenges or frustrations that everyone experiences. Some people handle it better than others either due to their dispositions or the issues with which they are dealing. Anxiety, however, interferes with people’s daily functioning because the looping thoughts, feelings or behavioral symptoms are disproportionate to the real or imagined worry or issue.
While the causes are a subject of widespread debate, our country is experiencing a mental health crisis of sobering proportions. Affecting people of all ages and beginning at extremely young ages, the incidence of diagnosed mental health dysfunction in our country is rising.
People often assume that energy medicine therapies are hard to quantify, but some can be measured and proven scientifically. PEMF, biofeedback and neurofeedback are quantifiable scientific therapies backed by brainwave training research. These are still viewed as unconventional, however, because instead of depending on chemistry, brainwave training is a therapy that focuses on energy or physics to heal.
Holistic remedies are often viewed as “woo” or “make believe.” In reality holistic remedies, referred to as “complementary alternative medicine” (CAMs) in the medical field, are supported by research which suggests they are effective. Understanding the value of holistic remedies and how to use them can help people with chronic conditions ranging from multiple sclerosis to ADHD.
Looking at how neurofeedback works means thinking about ways you’ve learned when you didn’t even realize you had absorbed the information. Think back to being a kid and learning how to ride a bike. You didn’t do anything other than try to balance. Eventually, your body figured out what needed to be done to keep yourself upright.
Your brain can totally do the same thing. When looking at how neurofeedback works, it really is like teaching your brain how to ride a bicycle by using a simple process of reinforcing the subconscious brain to change itself.
Neurofeedback for Lyme & PAN/PANDAS Dr. Roseann will be presenting on Lyme & Tick-Borne Disease and PANS/PANDAS to colleagues through this BCIA sponsored webinar. To learn more or to register, go to BCIA.org
Psychologist uses brain mapping to help patients – NewsTimes Clients come to Capanna-Hodge, an educational psychologist and neurofeedback practitioner, for help with stress and anxiety, as well as learning and attention issues … Read the article on the NewsTimes. Dr. Roseann is a Psychologist who works with children, adults, and families from all over the US, supporting them with research-based
Neurofeedback is a promising alternative for parents seeking a non-invasive, drug-free approach to addressing their child’s behavioral or emotional challenges. Neurofeedback therapy can help children learn to regulate their brain activity, improve mood, reduce anxiety, and better focus and attention. It can be particularly helpful for children with ADHD, anxiety, depression, or learning difficulties, as well as those with developmental
The effectiveness of diagnosis and treatment vary by patient and condition. Dr. Roseann Capanna-Hodge, LLC does not guarantee certain results.
