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Neurofeedback therapy allows folk to observe personal brain activity patterns and teaches how to alter these to one’s own benefit. This form of treatment started in the 1960′s, and involves the attachment of electrodes to someone’s forehead to record brain wavelength movements. The latter are then displayed on a computer screen for observation by patients and therapists. Following are just five main benefits clients could get when undergoing this type of procedure. Continue reading →