In this captivating episode of the NeuroNoodle Neurofeedback Network Podcast, Jay Gunkelman and Dr. Mari Swingle welcome Dr. David Helfand, a licensed psychologist known for his groundbreaking work in integrating neurofeedback with couples counseling. Discover how this unique approach is helping couples navigate the challenges of their relationships through the lens of neuroscience.

What You'll Learn:

The transformative impact of neurofeedback and brain mapping on understanding and resolving conflicts within relationships.
Success stories from couples who found renewed hope and deeper connections through Dr. Helfand's innovative counseling methods.
The role of remote neurofeedback sessions in making relationship therapy more accessible and effective for couples everywhere.
Insights into the brain's role in communication, conflict, and connection, offering couples new tools for improving their relationships.
Dr. David Helfand shares his expertise on leveraging neurofeedback to enhance couples therapy, providing both therapists and couples with new strategies for fostering love, empathy, and understanding.

Visit Dr. Helfand's websites for more information:

LifeWiseVT.com for comprehensive psychological services.
MarriageQuest.org for details on his specialized couples retreats.
BrainMapVT.com for insights into his neurofeedback services.

Join us for this enlightening discussion that bridges the gap between neuroscience and emotional connection, offering new hope for couples striving to improve their relationships.
Key Moments:
1:36 Chat with Jay Gunkelman and Dr H 
2:17 Dr Mary Tracy Happy Birthday mention clip
2:38 dr Mari swingle pops in
3:53 Dr H 2nd time on the show clip https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dr-david-helfand-owner-of-lifewise-uses-eeg/id1537847407?i=1000517308928
4:41 Dr Helfand uses Brainmaps to help in marriage counseling
9:45 fundamental communication skills
10:45 Skills taught during neurofeedback are in the cortex somewhere
11:54 How does qeeg come into play
12:28 2 examples of couples eeg causing issues in relationship
13:56 Jay Gunkelman Screen Share peronsal inter connectivity
14:55 Healer Healee Connection
19:42 Perfect pitch with 2 individuals marital overtone
21:52 Barbara Brown 
23:25 Both People have high Beta- Beta FZ "Divorce Signature"
24:53 Anterior Cingulate
25:30 Ketamine and K-Hoe
32:00 Couples enter dissaociate state
32:32 Ruth Lanius and Tomas Ros Clips
36:55 Childhood trauma
37:50 Giving the gift of control via Thermometer exercise
39:29 Anna Wise http://annawise.com/ Mapping Arrousel 
40:28 females trouble regulating Temp
40:58 Respiration 
43:34 wire couples together and tech looking at resu;ts
44:18 Breathing Training
45:24 Virtual option?
46:50 Mindlift https://learn.myndlift.com/ 
49:58 Clients like virtual sessions

Neurofeedback in Couples Therapy: Expert Insights with Dr. David Helfand

Dive into the intricacies of chronic pain management with Jay Gunkelman and Dr. Mari Swingle in this comprehensive episode. Explore the groundbreaking theories of Karl Pribram, the exceptional control of pain by Kawakami, and how neurofeedback offers new pathways for those suffering from conditions like fibromyalgia and neuropathy. The discussion extends to the effects of trauma on chronic pain, the definition and management of complex pain syndromes, and the unique responses to anesthesia. Highlighting non-pharmacological strategies and personal stories, this episode provides a beacon of hope for individuals navigating the challenges of chronic pain, offering insights into alternative treatments and the science behind neurofeedback's potential to transform lives.

Key Moments: 
0:00 Chronic Pain/Neuropathy Episode
20:40 Karl Pribram
20:50 Kawakami
23:28 Turned off pain his pain sense
28:12 Can Neuropathy be trained?
29:29 Fibromyalgia
31:00 Trauma
34:24 Are Fibromyalgia and Neuropathy considered Chronic pain?
37:00 jack Schwartz
39:05 Jay Gunkelman screen share pain
43:13 Kawakami on Stage
46:45 Pete friend with Neuropathy
48:16 Pain Pump? 
53:49 Redheads don't respond in normal way to anesthesia

Understanding Chronic Pain, Neuropathy, and Fibromyalgia: A Neurofeedback Perspective

🌟 Welcome to another enlightening episode of the NeuroNoodle Podcast, hosted by the legendary Jay Gunkelman, who has analyzed over 500,000 brain scans, and Dr. Mari Swingle, acclaimed author of "iMinds." 📘✨ This week, we dive deep into the interconnected world of brain health, environmental influences, ADHD, and beyond. 🌍💡

🔬 From the significance of your living environment on mental health to the groundbreaking insights into ADHD, COVID-19's brain fog, and the innovative treatments shaping the future of neurofeedback, this episode is a treasure trove of knowledge. 🧬🌈

💡 Highlights Include:

The profound impact of environmental factors like cement refineries, power lines, and lead on our brains and mental health. 🏭🧠
A riveting discussion on the importance of where you live and how it can affect your family's well-being. 🏡💖
An exploration into the world of neurofeedback, Photobiomodulation, and their roles in treating conditions like ADHD and long COVID symptoms. 🎧🔬
Vital advice on household water and how to ensure what you're drinking isn't compromising your health. 💧🛡️
🌟 Whether you're a professional in the field, someone passionate about brain health, or just curious about how your environment impacts your mental well-being, this episode is packed with insights and information you won't want to miss. 🎙️👂

Key Moments:
0:00
0:34 Suisun City Oct 9-13  2-24 SuisunSummit.com
0:45 Dr Mari Swingle Joins
1:42 Articles brought for discussion
https://www.cureus.com/articles/235964-efficacy-of-original-neurofeedback-treatment-method-for-brain-fog-from-covid-19-a-case-report#!/ 
  
https://www.additudemag.com/slideshows/alternative-therapies-fish-oil-neurofeedback-workout-adhd/ 
  
https://mobilesyrup.com/2024/03/18/taking-a-look-at-the-science-behind-neurofeedback-tech-effect/ 
0:00
2:06 ADHD Covid Brain Fog
3:31 Jay Gunkelman Screen Share Covid Long Hauler
6:36 Brain has to rest (Edema Ischemia)
7:30 Frequencies to train
9:02 Photobiomodulation
9:30 ADHD and Covid Immune reaction inflammatory responses
13:10 Beta Training
16:13 How Does Petroleum affect the brain?
34:35 Cement refineries autism adhd
40:54 Where you pick to live can affect your mental health Power Lines
51:18 Lead and Mental health 
53:45 Household water advice

👉 Tune in, share with friends, and let's unravel the mysteries of the brain together. Subscribe for more episodes that light up your neuron noodle! 🧠🍜

🧠💥 Navigating the Nexus of Brain Health, Environmental Factors, and ADHD

In this must-watch episode, join us as Mindy Haukedahl, a dedicated therapist from aftontherapy.com, takes center stage to share her personal and professional triumph over Lyme disease using neurofeedback. With co-hosts Jay Gunkelman and Dr. Mari Swingle adding their expertise, this podcast becomes a deep dive into the power of understanding and harnessing brain waves to reclaim your health and mental clarity.

Mindy's story is not just about battling Lyme disease; it's a beacon of hope for anyone facing cognitive challenges. Through her journey, we explore the effectiveness of neurofeedback in treating not only Lyme disease-related brain fog but also its broader applications in ADHD management and mental wellness.

Learn how neurofeedback can alter brain patterns for better health, why sleep is crucial in cognitive function, and how innovative neurotherapy is making waves in medical and educational fields. Mindy's experience is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the untapped potential of our brains.

Subscribe for more insights into neurofeedback, brain health, and stories of extraordinary recovery. Let Mindy Haukedahl inspire you to explore the possibilities of neurofeedback for yourself or your loved ones. 🌟🧠

Key Moments: 
0:00
0:51 Guest Mindy Haukedahl, MA, LSC, EdS, LMFT, BCN 
Certified Brain Health Professional - Amen Clinics 
Board Certified in Neurofeedback - BCIA 
mindy@aftontherapy.com 
612-889-4061 
  www.aftontherapy.com + Facebook and Instagram 
  https://www.awesomelifepodcast.com/77-mindy-haukedahl-holistic-wellness-options/ 
1:39 Iminds Book Dr Mari
1:58 How Did Mindy Get on The NeuroNoodle Podcast?
3:55 Lyme Disease Brain Fog and Neurofeedback
6:45 Delta Waves present
7:45 Jay Gunkelman's Thoughts 
9:30 Mindy's center and ADD
13:00 In Office Remote Blend
15:24  Screen Share parents don't want to give stimulants to kids
17:22 Medications usually suggestedd for ADHD all can be replaced by Neurofeedback Training
20:33 Psychotic breaks vivance Adults marijuana
23:27 Mindy's other job as Counselor at Private school potential for Neurofeedback and EEG uses
26:38 2 ways to control a neuron
32:53 Children Seizure Epilepsy Medications
34:20 Kids Sleep 2 hour less and theta beta ratio
36:10 OCD Drive
39:30 What Jay Gunkelman sees on EEG's from people with sleep issues
41:30 Are School Hours out of whack
44:45 Health Class and Brain Training? HRV Regulate anxiety with learning about breathing
46:30 Gender specific teaching
52:00 Peak Performance Training in schools before learning begins?

Beating Lyme Disease Brain Fog with Neurofeedback: Mindy Haukedahl's Inspiring Journey 🌿💡

Welcome to the Neuronoodle Neurofeedback and Neurospsychology Podcast! 🎙️ In this episode, tech legend Jay Gunkelman, who has read over a half-million brain scans, and Dr. Mari Swingle, author of i-Minds, discuss Dr. Swingle's groundbreaking new app, the Calm App. This innovative app blends traditional Swingle harmonics with heart rate variability for improved mental well-being. Joining us are Dr. David Delvento, the engineering genius behind the app, and Dr. Nikki Triantafyllou. Learn how this app can help with anxiety, insomnia, and even enhance athletic performance! 🌐

🚀 Unveiling Dr. Mari Swingle's New Calm App! 🧠✨

Join us as we dive into the fascinating world of MU waves and their impact on creativity. We discuss the unique role of MU waves in music, art, and neurofeedback, exploring how they influence creativity and learning. Discover insights from Dr. Mari Swingle, author of "iMinds," on topics such as positive dissociation, the genetic links to creativity, the effects of brain fog from viruses, and the importance of sleep for memory. We also address current challenges in education, including the suspension of kindergartners  and classroom management strategies.

Key Moments:
0:00 Pre-show banter Pete's band Heart of Glass Blondie tribute band
3:44 MU Waves
5:31 Dr. Mari Swingle, author of iMinds, joins the show
8:01 EEG Owl Eye Pattern of MU
10:04 Santiago Brand Positive Dissociation
13:00 Artist Dissociation
13:40 Genetics and music: bipolar schizophrenia
17:00 Virus Brain Fog Learning disability
18:50 Neurofeedback and Creativity
27:40 How do people memorize music? Photographic memory eidetic memory
29:30 Types of memory
31:20 Sleep
36:20 Visualization eidetic memory
42:00 Where are children getting their training from now?
46:10 Suspending kindergartners acting out: Is suspension now a reward or a punishment?
49:55 Oppositional defiance
50:15 OCD limbic system
52:00 Teachers and classroom management
54:55 Shout out to teachers
58:20 Neuralink

Exploring MU Waves and Creativity: Music, Art, and Neurofeedback Insights

In this episode of our podcast, Jay Gunkelman and Dr. Mari Swingle discuss fascinating topics in neurofeedback and neuroscience. Key highlights include:

Insights from the Suisun Neurofeedback Summit
Cerebellum's role in brain function
Discussion on SW Loretta and advanced neurofeedback techniques
Autism and EEG-based interventions
The importance of Beal's List for identifying predatory journals
Top journals for publishing in neurofeedback and EEG
Breakthroughs in treating intractable epilepsy, autism, anxiety, schizophrenia, and Down syndrome
The insula's impact on abdominal distress and Crohn's disease
The role of the vagus nerve in TMS and heart rate regulation
Causes and implications of fainting
Importance of magnesium and iron supplements for mental health
Benefits of diverse diets and farmers markets
Discussion on Ozempic and weight management
Join us as we explore these topics and more with leading experts in the field!

Key Moments:
0:00
0:31 Suisun Neurofeedback Summit https://publish.obsidian.md/suisunsummit24/Suisun+Summit+2024/Home
4:07 Suisun at the bar clip
7:49 Something in the back of Pete's mind: Cerebellum
12:04 Jay, what do you think about SW Loreta
18:14 Dr. Mari Joins
18:55 Autism
20:00 Beal's List of Predatory Journals https://beallslist.net/
22:25 What are the top journals to be published in for Neurofeedback, EEG, QEEG? http://ecnsweb.org/ https://aapb.org/ https://isnr.org/publications
24:24 What's the next big find for the brain? Cortex, Intractable epilepsy seizure-free, Autism can't speak, no eye contact, anxiety, schizophrenia, Down syndrome
29:10 Insula
30:00 Abdominal Distress
32:10 Crohn's disease Insula
37:00 Vagus Nerve, TMS, and decelerating the heart
42:05 Fainting?
45:20 Diabetes Insipidus
48:50 Magnesium as a supplement
50:19 Iron
54:10 Farmers Markets: colors get a wide variety
56:00 Ozempic

Cerebellum Insights, Autism Breakthroughs, and Top Journals for Neurofeedback

Join us for an engaging open chat with Dr. Mari Swingle, John Mekrut, and Anthony Ramos. In this episode, we dive deep into the recent debate, discussing its impact and broader implications. We explore various aspects of mental health, including functional medicine, cognitive decline, and the interplay between politics and mental health. Dr. Mari Swingle shares insights on how modern life affects our mental well-being, touching on topics such as chronic fatigue syndrome, gender differences in EEG readings, and the effects of hormonal changes.

We also delve into advanced treatments like QEEG guided laser therapy, the use of AI in healthcare, and the challenges of getting insurance to cover neurofeedback treatments. Dr. Swingle provides a critical look at the role of inflammation and tryptophan in OCD, as well as the potential benefits of ketamine therapy and transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS). The conversation also touches on Bruce Willis' potential treatments for aphasia and offers a glimpse into the future of mental health and neurofeedback.

Don't miss this thought-provoking discussion that blends scientific insights with practical advice for improving mental health in our fast-paced world.

Key Moments:
0:00
1:40 Biden vs Trump Mental Health Show Clip    • Analyzing Presidential Candidates' Me...  
6:56 John Mekrut Joins
8:22 Short Sleeping Gene Trump
9:40 What drugs were they giving Biden?
11:30 Walking slow/Rate of Speech = Cognitive Impairment
12:00 Dr. Mari Arrives
14:20 What should be the cognitive test to stay in the position of being President of the United States
16:25 Aging and fluid intelligence
20:33 Aging = More fearful and conservative
21:40 Fear is the greater motivator
22:28 How do you determine if the president is capable to be in office?
23:48 We respond more to confidence than competence
25:49 Political advertising and the Social Dilemma Clip    • Netflix Documentary The Social Dilemm...  
26:30 Still want to know how to assure president is competent
28:06 Young people's anxiety tied to negativity biases
35:19 Anthony Ramos Tech Group Topics Intuition   / 501009709911572  
37:38 Gut feeling Intuition of detectives
38:14 Master and his Emissary https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Mas... Women have larger Corpus Callosum
41:10 MU Waves
44:20 What will happen to the soft kids now when they become parents and their kids?
46:10 The parents worried about their kids on the phones should curb their own use
47:20 What is happening to a child when their parents are on the phone while they are there?
47:50 Punishing with silent treatment
48:26 Neglect is the worst kind of abuse
49:35 Sebern Fisher Clip    • Sebern Fisher Interview: The Brain an...  
51:12 Ruth Lanius Clip    • Ruth Lanius Interview: PTSD, Emotions...  
52:20 Article America's focus on teens' social media is the biggest cause of teen depression and suicide
55:08 Narcissism and Empathy
57:10 Ketamine placebo effect
1:00:20 Matthew Perry

🧠 Neurofeedback & Mental Health Open Chat: Dr. Mari Swingle, John Mekrut, & Anthony Ramos

In this episode, we delve into the complexities of bullying, focusing on the mindset of the bully and the psychological impact on the bullied. Join experts Jay Gunkelman and Dr. Mari Swingle as they discuss the neuroscience behind trauma, the development of bullying behavior, and the lasting effects on victims, including PTSD. Discover how adverse childhood experiences shape behavior and learn strategies to support mental well-being.

Key Topics Covered:
Understanding the mindset and motivations of bullies
The mental health impact on victims of bullying
The development of PTSD in bullied individuals
The role of early intervention and supportive relationships
Effective therapeutic approaches combining neurofeedback and traditional therapy
Tune in to gain valuable insights into bullying and its profound effects on mental health. Don't miss this engaging and informative discussion!

Key Moments:
0:24 Discussing our additional live chat show format
1:46 Trump article on assassination attempt impacts on mental health https://www.foxnews.com/health/trump-...
3:00 Bullying and mental health, ASA scores
3:41 Dr. Mari
7:21 Bullying trauma and PTSD
10:31 The person that is bullied who is silent
11:04 Vengeful victim group growing
11:40 Gaming
12:20 We admire confidence over competence
14:50 Loneliness and belonging
16:28 How do you fix the bully?
19:41 Ideal combination of neurotherapy and neurofeedback
20:01 Key issues for the bullied
20:40 Victims of sexual assault issues
23:25 Anna Wise graph states of consciousness https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/...
26:46 EMG
30:37 Botox and sympathetic tone of facial muscle
35:24 Effect on children who have moms that take Botox
37:54 Dr. Allan Schore
39:00 Peek-a-boo range of expression with infants
39:29 Duck lips on females when posing for social media pics

The Mindset of the Bully and the Bullied: Psychological Impact and Healing

In this episode of the NeuroNoodle Podcast, hosts Dr. Mari Swingle, author of i-Minds, and Jay Gunkelman, renowned expert with over 500,000 brain scans analyzed, discuss the latest insights in neurofeedback. They delve into the intricacies of autism spectrum disorders, exploring how neurofeedback can help regulate brain function and improve behavior. The conversation extends to the impact of neurofeedback on gastrointestinal issues and the fascinating connection between the brain and the vagus nerve. Don't miss out on this deep dive into the world of neurofeedback and its applications for mental health and well-being. Tune in to understand how targeted brain training can make a difference!

Key Moments:
0:00
3:04 Tabaloo, visitor of our Wed 6pm CST live chat, had questions regarding autism. Should we put the show back a couple of hours?
7:06 Jay Gunkelman screen share on autism (Autism Science Digest)
9:00 Asperger's vs Autism
11:53 Endophenotypic patterns of autism with EEG
14:35 Autism spectrum is broad with a high incident of epileptiform discharge on EEG 70% of the time
17:05 Autism filter reference
24:50 Neurofeedback can't be the only thing to attack a symptom
27:25 Tabaloo NeuroNoodle fan question: Is neurofeedback effective for regulating the vagus nerve, or is working with a chiropractor a better option?
30:20 Insula role and regulation of your intestinal problems
32:50 Crohn's disease
35:24 Vagus nerve and fainting while going to the bathroom?
37:59 Autism and when do you know when you need to bring your child in? Symptoms.
42:35 Neuroplasticity
43:29 Neurofeedback and gastrointestinal issues—does it work?
45:30 Where is the pain coming from? Somatic pain vs. mechanical pain.
49:40 Fan question: If a child hasn't spoken by age 7, is it too late for them?

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