NeuroNoodle Network Podcast: Neurofeedback & Wellness Podcast

#neurofeedback #brainhealth #anthonyramos #mentalhealth #neurofeedbackpodcast #mentalhealthpodcast Dive into an enthralling conversation with Anthony Ramos in this special edition of the NeuroNoodle Podcast. Known for our sessions with Jay Gunkelman and Dr. Mari Swingle, this episode takes a unique turn, exploring a diverse range of neuroscience and mental health topics. 🌟 Featuring Anthony Ramos - Bringing a fresh perspective to the podcast, Anthony, a business and political science graduate with a keen interest in mental health, discusses the latest findings and personal insights in neuroscience. 🧠 Covering Crucial Topics - The discussion spans several important areas including the connection between autism and ADHD, the impact of PTSD on brain function, and the complex relationship between trauma and addiction. Anthony also delves into the potential of neurofeedback as a game-changer in mental health treatment. 💤 The Importance of Sleep - Learn about the critical role of sleep in mental well-being and how neurofeedback can significantly improve sleep quality. 🔍 A Deep Dive into Brain Waves - Understand the significance of brain waves in our everyday life and mental health, and how manipulating them can lead to better mental health outcomes. 📘 Valuable Insights for Everyone - Whether you're deeply invested in the field of neuroscience, a mental health professional, or simply curious about the inner workings of the brain, this episode is packed with information and engaging discussions. Subscribe to our channel for more enlightening content on neuroscience, mental health, and innovative treatments. Key Moments: 0:002:47 Kirk Cousins clip 4:51 Anthony Ramos Background 7:43 Neuroscience article Autism and Beyond Unveiling Overlapping Neurotypes https://neurosciencenews.com/asd-adhd-neurotypes-25456/#:~:text=Key%20Facts%3A,necessity%20of%20holistic%20neurotype%20assessments. 10:53 why dont we get eeg with physical each year? 13:07 Ozempic 15:58 End Game to mental health 20:55 PTSD 21:08 Ruth Lanius clip 22:28 NYT Article Powerful and Cold Hearted https://www.nytimes.com/2014/07/27/opinion/sunday/powerful-and-coldhearted.html 23:30 Pschedelics 24:47 Sebern fisher clip 26:20 Addiction 26:53 Childhood trauma & addiction: the 4600% risk factor Article https://www.opendemocracy.net/en/childhood-trauma-addiction-4600-risk-factor/ 27:52 Howard Wetzman https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aYHtzR205Eg relationship addiction and ADHD Obesity Trauma 30:32 MD's relationship with EEG story 33:30 TMS location 35:19 Sleep and TMS Neurofeedback Sleep Studies 37:06 Nicky Whitridge Clip journey to get better sleep 43:07 Side Affects neurofeedback 44:56 MIT Study Dr Lee Way TSAI 47:32 Anthony Ramos Facebook Group Science and Technology Studies https://www.facebook.com/groups/501009709911572

ChildDevelopment #WhiteNoise #neurofeedback #beverlyhansen #jaygunkelman #mariswingle #mentalhealth #childmentalhealth #pinknoise #brownnoise Join Jay Gunkelman and Dr. Mari Swingle in an enlightening conversation with Beverly Hansen, a distinguished healthcare advisor, as they delve into the implications of white noise on infant brain development. Beverly, who brings over 20 years of experience in healthcare and holds an MBA and RN, offers her expert insights on this critical topic. Key Moments: 0:000:25 BEVERLY HANSEN, RN, MBA, BBA Bio: Beverly Hansen is a senior healthcare advisor and consultant who enjoys fostering healthcare innovation, transformation, agility, and viability through strategic leadership and vision. She has more than 20 years of experience in care management, vendor services, and health plan services in the healthcare industry. She holds an MBA from the University of Alabama-Birmington and is an active registered nurse (RN) with more than 10 years of acute care nursing in various positions and organizations. Beverly leverages her deep understanding of the healthcare landscape with unique nursing, technical, and organizational design acumen to drive innovation and achieve operational excellence.   Beverly until recently served as senior consultant of clinical success for Dr. Evian Gordon at Total Brain, working to realign the online behavioral health digital adjunctive therapy application for brain function resiliency into the clinical healthcare industry.   As an interactive, entrepreneurial leader, Beverly has demonstrated significant success in facilitating start-up endeavors for health plans, medical vendors, behavioral vendors, and IT firms. She is highly skilled in navigating emerging healthcare trends and desires to continue to expand her influence to deliver leading-edge strategies and initiatives proven to increase productivity, improve patient care, and drive revenue growth for healthcare service providers. 0:55 Jay Gunkelman joins 1:16 Evian Gordon Clip 3:22 Dr Mari Swingle joins 4:50 Who is Beverly Hansen? 7:40 Topic Sound Machines and Affects on infants 9:06 Beverly Hansen Shared Screen on White noise and babies 17:09 Jay Gunkelmans thoughts om what is going on in the brain from white noise 17:50 Jay Gunkeman Screen Share on Noise 18:00 Dirk DeRidder 18:40 Pink Noise 23:20 Dr Mari thoughts what noise is preventing the brain from learning 26:00 Attachment and Safety issues with infants 26:58 Who is the white noise for ? 27:45 Harmonics 28:46 Where did all the noise colors come from? 29:04 Pink Noise 1/F 29:22 White Noise 29:30 Brown Noise 32:13 Green noise 32:58 Tinnitus 37:26 Deaf, Can't hear BARE Testing 41:53 Insomnia 42:00 Trauma 43;27 Amygdala 47:00 Baseline? When should a child get QEEG? 49:47 Gender differences QEEG Adolescents 52:37 Beverly Hansen Contact info LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/beverly-hansen-72b6aa5/ beverlyhansen@outlook.com To connect with Beverly Hansen for more insights, visit her LinkedIn profile: Beverly Hansen or email her at beverlyhansen@outlook.com. This episode provides a comprehensive look into the neurological impact of white noise on infants, combining clinical expertise with practical research findings.

Join us on an engaging journey in this episode of the Neuronoodle Podcast 🎙️, where hosts Pete Jansons, Jay Gunkelman, and Dr. Mari Swingle welcome special guest Dr. Ruth Cohn for a riveting conversation. 🤝 This episode delves deep into the realms of neurofeedback, psychology, and sexual health, unraveling the complex ways our brains navigate these areas. 🧠💞 From examining over half a million brain scans to discussing the nuances of sexual development, attachment, and the effects of medication on sexual well-being, this discussion is packed with insights. 📊 The panel also sheds light on gender differences in brain structures and tackles cultural perceptions surrounding sexual education. 🌍📚 Whether you're a healthcare professional, a student of psychology, or someone with a keen interest in how our brains influence our sexual behavior and mental health, this episode is a treasure trove of knowledge and expert opinions. 🎓🔍 So, plug in your headphones and get ready for a thought-provoking session that promises to challenge the norm and broaden your horizons. 0:000:24 Pre Show Banter 0:47 Dr Ruth Cohn Joins https://ruthcohnmft.com/ https://ruthcohnmft.com/bio/ "I came of age as a therapist in the early 1980’s when the recent Women’s Liberation movement had just brought violence against women and children squarely into the public eye. Particularly sexual violence, long taboo was finally becoming exposed. Obviously it has gone in and out of the shadows since then, but that was an important “outing” that rapidly determined the direction of my work as a therapist. I soon discovered that a vast majority of my clients came to therapy because they found relationship difficult to seemingly impossible. Long compelled by the conundrum of relationship (in part because it had been so difficult for me!) this became my specialty. I began to avidly study trauma, then barely known, as the PTSD diagnosis only came into being in 1980! When the 1990’s brought “the decade of the brain,” I became a dogged student of neuroscience, since trauma affects the ordinary function of brain and nervous system. It wasn’t long before I learned that sexuality was a massive challenge for the traumatized and set out to add sex therapy to my tool box by becoming a certified sex therapist. Research verified that relationship and sexuality are indeed some of the most hard hit areas for the traumatized. What to do about this became my mission of the last 40 years. Last time Dr Ruth was on https://youtu.be/wmoixDm56Ws?si=8OHqNk3Wco8QJ3Eu 1:03 Gunkelmentary Clips and discussion https://youtu.be/tvOVKhi3p_U?si=8o_YPLxegDf361mE https://youtu.be/slN1e2vpy_s?si=2Wm0JkW6LQ-FXHiV 3:58 Talking about sex 4:10 AI dating Sites 6:14 Naomi Wolf The Porn Myth https://nymag.com/nymetro/news/trends/n_9437/ 7:56 Attachment Trauma 8:12 Sex Education in schools depends on politics of current government administration 9:16 Abstinence Doesn't work in an extreme conservative society 10:15 Need to talk about sex more 12:02 Side Affects of drugs and sex 14;50 Females use sex as power dynamic "Sex Refusal" 16:24 Does this affect population? Japan? 17:52 Schools and sex education 19:38 Families talking about sex early 24:20 Neurofeedback Training and sex 27:43 Anterior Cingulate and Obsessive disfunction 28:01 3 Failure modes 31:33 What is the reason for the difference in the sex drive? 33:13 Depression Arrousel killer placements 33:33 Whas the playbook to fix ? 34:10 Kids are discovering Porn at 8 Years old 35:17 When shoudl a parent talk to their kid about sex? 38:02 When a child starts to discover their body 43:22 Kids are confused about gender fluidity 44:24 Ok Cancel Us 49:27 QEEG Databases male vs female 55:00 Dr Ruth Cohn contact info 57:17 Do you like cheese?

🌟 Welcome to a pivotal episode where we dissect the latest advancements in neurofeedback, explore Medicare's transformative mental health policies for 2024, and 🎙️ Step into a time capsule with us in this eye-opening episode, where we journey from the stark mental health practices of the 1970s to today's groundbreaking neurofeedback techniques. 🚀 Show Notes: 0:00 0:25 Pre Show Banter 1:52 Dr Mari Swingle Joins 4:41 Medicare changes for mental health https://www.npr.org/2024/01/01/1222405994/a-new-law-could-help-millions-of-older-americans-get-mental-health-help ie Brain Brightening for seniors , dimentia vs depression etc 6:00 Brain Brightening 8:22 Neurofeedback vs Talk Therapy and Insurance Billing can you blend it? 10:20 Art Therapy 11:19 Is there a drug out there to aid cgnitive abilities better than Neuro Feedback (NeuroTropics) 13:30 Pharmaceutical Model Article https://www.medpagetoday.com/publichealthpolicy/healthpolicy/108108 14:35 Matijn Arns video story 15:27 Standard of practice now is to guess at brain activity cardiologist example 16:16 QEEG depression DSM5 Trap 17:35 Depression Beta Spindles 19:26 iF you look at brain activity you can make a prediction on efficacy 19:30 SSRI Efficacy 23:28 Article Senator Fetterman Mental Health Struggles https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/congress/sen-john-fetterman-opens-mental-health-struggles-rcna131147 26:00 Stroke/Depression 30:00 Mental Health Budgets Schools 32:26 Why did asylyums get started? 32:45 North Dakota State Hospital for the insane 36:07 Jay Gunkelman screen Share North Dakot State Mental Hospital 39:25 Gunkelmentary link 42:15 Joe Kennedy Child ice pick labotomy 45:56 ECT Therapy Electro Shock 48:59 TMS

#neurofeedback #barrysterman #SMR #mu #jaygunkelman #mariswingle #lyndathompson In this enlightening episode, we delve into the remarkable life and legacy of Barry Sterman, a true pioneer in the field of neurofeedback. Through engaging discussions and personal reflections, we explore Sterman's groundbreaking contributions, including his research on Sensory Motor Rhythm (SMR) and its profound impact on neurofeedback practices. We also touch upon the significance of Mew in EEG and how Sterman's work has shaped the evolution of neurofeedback. Join us as we honor the memory of Barry Sterman, examining his scientific rigor, his passion for data-driven research, and the enduring influence he has left on the study of the human brain. This episode is not only a tribute to a legendary figure but also an insightful journey into the heart of neurofeedback, offering valuable perspectives for professionals, students, and enthusiasts alike. Show Notes: 0:000:24 pre show chat Pete Jansons and Dr Mari Swingle Author of I Minds 1:26 Jay Gunkelman Appears the Neurofeedback Tech Legend who has read more than 500,000 brain scans 2:06 Jay Gunkelman Screen Share Barry Sterman passing 2:16 Lynda Thompson https://www.addcentre.com/about-us 4:41 Barry Sterman Paper On SMR (rocket fuel, cats and seizure) 6:04 Mexico Pictures 6:47 Lynda Thompson Barry Sterman Picture 8:08 Udine Italy Pic 10:45 San Diego Zoo Pic 12:36 Dr Mari Swingle thoughts On Barry Sterman 14:03 "Show Me The Data" - Barry Sterman 16:10 Mu/Owl Eye Story 19:32 deeper Dive into Mu Jay Gunkelman 21:45 Wernicke area joke 23:40 seizures 26:50 Santiago Brand "Positive Disassociation" Mu in Athletes in the zone 27:44 Artists and Painters 28:14 Barry Story Christmas Mailman 30:55 Barry data story's 31:06 Anna Weiss Story 33:16 Barry Sterman Photo Montage

Step into an eye-opening discussion with the latest episode of the NeuroNoodle Neurofeedback Podcast 🎙️, where we explore the subtle yet significant signs of narcissism in those around us. This episode is a vital guide for anyone who suspects they might be dealing with a narcissist, be it a friend, family member, or colleague. We unravel the complexities of narcissistic behaviors, shedding light on how these traits manifest in everyday interactions and impact personal relationships. Our experts provide invaluable insights into the psychology of narcissism and sociopathy, offering a deeper understanding of these challenging personality traits. Beyond identification, we delve into strategies for coping and protecting oneself in the presence of a narcissist. We discuss the importance of boundaries, the challenges of therapy for narcissists, and the significance of self-care for those affected by these relationships. This podcast is not just informative but empowering, equipping listeners with the knowledge and tools to navigate the tricky dynamics of narcissism. Whether you're a professional in mental health, someone grappling with a difficult relationship, or just curious about human psychology, this episode has something for everyone. 🌟 Show notes: 0:001:28 Presentiment Experiment 4;37 Dr Mari swingle Joins the show 6:19 Dean Radin https://www.deanradin.com/bio Institute of Noetic Sciences (IONS) https://noetic.org/ 6:46 Narcissist Narcissists are nightmares during holidays. Here's how to cope with them https://www.usatoday.com/story/life/health-wellness/2023/12/18/narcissists-are-nightmares-during-holidays-birthdays-how-to-cope/71937856007/ 7:54 What is gaslighting? 14:45 John Oliver Takes On Elon Musk's Narcissism And Complete Disregard For Workers And Safety https://digg.com/digg-vids/link/elon-musk-last-week-tonight 19:10 Teenagers branding others as Narcissist 21:45 How Many Neurofeedback Sessions will train away Narcissism can it? 23:43 Alan Schore's work 25:20 DSM 5 Narcissism? 29:28 Will an intervention work with a Narcissist? 37:09 Males vs Females Narcissist 38:20 Influence vs Authority 40:25 Can you treat Narcissism? 45:16 Couple therapy About Jay Gunkelman, QEEGD: Jay Gunkelman, QEEG Diplomate, stands as a distinguished leader in the fields of EEG and QEEG, boasting a remarkable track record of processing over 500,000 EEGs since 1972. His contributions to the field are manifold: he has served as president of The International Society for Neurofeedback and Research, been a board member and treasurer of the Association for Applied Psychophysiology and Biofeedback, and held the position of past-president of the Biofeedback Society of California. Jay's expertise was recognized early when he became the first EEG technologist to be certified in QEEG in 1996, later earning the Diplomate status in 2002. His academic and professional journey is marked by numerous accomplishments, including involvement in hundreds of research papers, articles, books, and international meetings. He is a co-author of the definitive textbook on EEG artifacting and is renowned for his seminal paper on EEG endophenotypes. As the co-founder and Chief Science Officer of Brain Science International, Jay remains at the forefront of advancing EEG/QEEG knowledge. His work continues to influence neuroscience, with ongoing projects and publications, and he is a sought-after lecturer worldwide for his expertise in QEEG and phenotype identification of neurological disorders.

Join host Pete Jansons and co-hosts Jay Gunkelman and Dr. Mari Swingle in a compelling podcast journey through the complexities of loneliness 🎙️. This enlightening discussion starts with a striking comparison: loneliness can be as detrimental as smoking 15 cigarettes a day 🚬. The trio navigates through the nuances of isolation vs solitude, debunking the myth that being alone always equals feeling lonely 😌 vs 😔. They delve into how modern technology, originally meant to connect us, often leads to greater feelings of isolation in the digital era 📱⚠️. The conversation shifts to the critical role of face-to-face interactions, underscoring the psychological pitfalls of excessive reliance on digital communication 🗣️👥. The panel offers insights into the psychological and physiological impacts of loneliness, emphasizing the power of human connections and the necessity of physical touch for emotional health 🤝❤️. Exploring the foundational role of early childhood experiences, they discuss how these formative years shape our ability to connect with others. The podcast rounds off with an engaging dialogue on distinguishing between being alone and being lonely, and the unique challenges of personality disorders like narcissism 💔. Packed with expert insights, this podcast is a deep dive into the world of loneliness, offering valuable perspectives for anyone interested in understanding the depth of human connection in today's increasingly digital world 🌐💡 Show Notes: 0:00 0;24 Pre Show 0:57 Loneliness poses health risks as deadly as smoking, U.S. surgeon general says https://www.pbs.org/newshour/health/loneliness-poses-health-risks-as-deadly-as-smoking-u-s-surgeon-general-says 2:42 Dr Mari Swingle joins in on loneliness discussion 4:11 What is loneliness? 5:25 Was newspaper the old Iphone? 7:40 Walkman 8:16 Face to Face Interaction has self regulatory affects 9:50 Having a pet co modulations 11:20 Barbara Brown Theta Waves role 13:57 Allan Schore 15:27 Triggers 16:20 ASA Scores 18:56 Teachers Role 20:45 Hairstylists article Hairstylists Have Always Been Mental Health Caretakers. Now, They’re Being Trained for It https://www.allure.com/story/hairstylists-mental-health-caretakers 21:50 Neurofeedback is "Touchy" 24:30 our moms being taught how important formative years are? 27:03 Rehabilitation and Prisons 29:30 Solitary Confinement 31:30 Loneliness vs being Alone 33:40 Anterior Cingulate 34:50 Dirk Deridder article machine learning article https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-018-02820-0 35:02 Chants vs ruminations/self affirmations 38:30 OCD 42:30 are narcissists lonely? About Jay Gunkelman, QEEGD: Jay Gunkelman, QEEG Diplomate, stands as a distinguished leader in the fields of EEG and QEEG, boasting a remarkable track record of processing over 500,000 EEGs since 1972. His contributions to the field are manifold: he has served as president of The International Society for Neurofeedback and Research, been a board member and treasurer of the Association for Applied Psychophysiology and Biofeedback, and held the position of past-president of the Biofeedback Society of California. Jay's expertise was recognized early when he became the first EEG technologist to be certified in QEEG in 1996, later earning the Diplomate status in 2002. His academic and professional journey is marked by numerous accomplishments, including involvement in hundreds of research papers, articles, books, and international meetings. He is a co-author of the definitive textbook on EEG artifacting and is renowned for his seminal paper on EEG endophenotypes. As the co-founder and Chief Science Officer of Brain Science International, Jay remains at the forefront of advancing EEG/QEEG knowledge. His work continues to influence neuroscience, with ongoing projects and publications, and he is a sought-after lecturer worldwide for his expertise in QEEG and phenotype identification of neurological disorders.

#MentalHealthPodcast #Psychology #BrainHealth #EEG #AIinHealthcare #AdvertisingImpact #MentalWellness #SocietalInfluence #AnxietyDepression #ElectionYearStress #Neuroscience Join us in this eye-opening episode as we delve into the complex world of mental health, neuroscience, and societal influences. 🎧 Explore how advertising, media, and societal pressures shape our mental well-being in unexpected ways. 🔍 In This Episode: Advertising's Impact on Mental Health: A deep dive into the manipulative power of advertising and its effects on our psyche. 📺 The Role of EEG & AI in Mental Health: Discussing the potential and challenges of using EEG and AI for mental health diagnosis and treatment. 🧬 Critique of DSM and Traditional Approaches: Examining the limitations of the DSM in mental health and exploring alternative methods. 📚 Societal Pressure and Anxiety-Depression: Understanding the rise of anxious depression in today's fast-paced world. 😰 Election Year Tensions & Mental Health: Anticipating the mental health implications of political polarization in an election year. 🗳️ 👥 Expert Insights: Hear from Dr. Marie and Jay, seasoned experts in neurofeedback and psychology, as they offer their unique perspectives on these critical issues. 📘 Featured Book Discussion: Uncover insights from "Chapter 24: The Attention Economy" in Dr. Marie's book, which discusses next year's challenges in detail. http://www.drmariswingle.com/i-minds-book/ 🌟 Why Tune In: Whether you're a mental health enthusiast, a psychology student, or simply interested in the effects of societal dynamics on mental health, this podcast is a treasure trove of information and thought-provoking discussion. So, grab your headphones, settle in, and join us on a journey to demystify the complex interplay between our minds and the world around us! 💡 🔔 Subscribe for more insightful episodes on mental health, neuroscience, and the forces that shape our daily lives. Show Notes: 0:001:23 Jay Gunkelman Pups Half Pipes Zoomies 2:33 Mental health in the news What types of treatments are professionals offering? onscreen vs face to face 5:46 Scope of Practice 7:55 Less Sleep Issue 10:13 Iminds reference on active children 11:32 DSM 5 Approvals for Insurance to Pay on Codes 16:40 Evian Gordon Martijn Arns Clips 18:30 AI looking at EEG and needs more data 19:40 Know your data 20:49 Need to have 500,000 eeg readings to be valid 22:40 Police officers dealing with mental health on street 24:03 High ASA Scores 25:50 Screen Time Crisis of Disatisfaction 28:00 FOMO 29:48 Binging More More More 32:26 Anxious Depression? 33:10 TMS Targets without eeg 35:33 Magnets on eyelashes? 36:19 Belladonna 41:55 Advertising and Social Dilemma clip Political Advertising 44:00 Pearl Harbor 46:37 Chapter 24 Iminds Attention Ecomomy clip to show with dr mari Jay Gunkelman is a highly respected figure in the field of neurofeedback and EEG. With over 40 years of experience in the field, he is renowned for his expertise in brain wave analysis. Gunkelman's work spans clinical and research domains, contributing significantly to the understanding of brain function and its application in mental health treatment. His insights and knowledge in EEG technology and neurofeedback have made him a valuable resource in both academic and clinical settings. For more detailed information about Jay Gunkelman, please visit http://www.brainsinternational.com/index.cfm/about-us/team-members-bios/ Dr. Mari Swingle is a clinical psychologist and neurotherapist with a Ph.D. She specializes in biofeedback and neurofeedback, focusing on the impact of technology on brain function and behavior. Dr. Swingle's work addresses behavioral and learning challenges across different age groups, contributing significantly to understanding the interplay between technology, brain development, and learning. She is also a respected author and speaker in her field.

#Neuroscience #MentalHealth #AddictionRecovery #SleepHealth #Neurofeedback #BrainHealth #Psychology #MentalWellness #Ozempic #SubstanceAbuse #BehavioralHealth #Wellbeing #Healthcare #Pharmacology #Cravings #AlcoholAddiction #DrugRehab #GamblingAddiction #MentalHealthAwareness #BrainScience #jaygunkelman #mariswingle #petejansons 🧠 Dive into the riveting world of neuroscience with 'Beyond Hunger: Ozempic's Surprising Impact on Alcohol, Drugs, and Gambling Cravings.' This episode explores the multifaceted effects of Ozempic, a drug initially known for combating hunger cravings, and its unexpected influence on addictions including alcohol, drugs, and gambling. Learn about the intricate dance between genetics and environment in addiction, focusing particularly on the role of GABA receptors in alcoholism. 🧠 Discover the indispensable role of sleep in brain function and overall mental health, and the promising field of neurofeedback in managing ADHD and other conditions. We also delve into the complex roles of dopamine and serotonin in addiction and eating disorders, providing a deeper insight into these key neurotransmitters. 🧠 Join host Pete Jansons for this in-depth exploration, featuring insights from esteemed co-hosts Dr. Mari Swingle and Jay Gunkelman. 👥 Co-Hosts: Dr. Mari Swingle: Acclaimed author and neurotherapist, Dr. Swingle brings extensive knowledge in neuroscience and mental health. Learn more about her work at http://www.drmariswingle.com/. Jay Gunkelman: Renowned in neurofeedback and brain research, Jay offers deep insights into brain function and potential. More about Jay's work at http://www.brainsinternational.com/index.cfm/about-us/team-members-bios/ 💡 Episode Notes: 0:001:56 Viewer Comments 2:32 Mike Pierce Mention 4:27 Ozempic's Impact on Drinking and Cravings 5:28 Dr. Mari Swingle Joins the Discussion 10:23 Ozempic and Gambling/Internet Addiction 13:25 Analyzing Alcoholic Brain Activity 15:00 Gene #4 and Alcohol Phenotype 23:03 The Nature of Addiction 24:05 Genetics and Gambling 28:30 Addressing Addiction in 'iMinds' 32:23 Dopamine in Addiction 36:40 The Importance of Sleep 37:31 Serotonin and Mental Health 38:27 Theta Beta Ratio, Sleep, and ADHD 40:27 Bix Index and Sleep Analysis 45:04 Sleep Hygiene 46:26 Neurofeedback Effectiveness and Sleep Quality 48:17 Neurofeedback in Children After 6 PM 48:50 Monitoring Children's Sleep with Technology

#NeuronoodlePodcast #Neuroscience #EEGAnalysis #BrainHealth #SportsMedicine #NFLBrainHealth #Neurotherapy #MentalHealth #SportsNeurology #BrainInjuryRecovery #QEEG #Biofeedback #Psychology #Neurofeedback #AthleteBrainHealth #ConcussionAwareness #NeurologicalDisorders #BrainScience #DigitalHealth #TechnologyImpact #MentalWellness #NeurologicalResearch #PeakPerformance #NeuroEducation #BrainwaveAnalysis #ClinicalNeuroscience #Neurophysiology #BrainInjuryAwareness Dive into the fascinating world of brain health in sports with this episode of the Neuronoodle Podcast, hosted by Pete Jansons. Join our expert co-hosts, Jay Gunkelman and Dr. Mari K. Swingle, as they share their extensive knowledge and insights into neuroscience and EEG analysis. 🧠 Host: Pete Jansons Pete leads us through an enlightening discussion on the complexities of brain health, making neuroscience accessible and engaging. 🧠 Co-Host: Jay Gunkelman, QEEGD A preeminent figure in EEG and QEEG, Jay Gunkelman boasts a career processing over 500,000 EEGs since 1972. As a QEEG Diplomate and past president of The International Society for Neurofeedback and Research, Jay's vast experience enriches our understanding of brainwave analysis. Learn more about Jay Gunkelman: Jay Gunkelman's Bio 🧠 Co-Host: Dr. Mari K. Swingle (Dr. Mari) Dr. Mari, an acclaimed BCIA Board-Certified Neurotherapist and Registered Psychologist, offers profound insights into the impact of i-technology on brain and behavior. As the author of 'i-Minds', she explores the intersection of technology, societal changes, and mental health. Discover more about Dr. Mari Swingle: Dr. Mari Swingle's Bio 🔍 In This Episode: We analyze the EEG of a retired NFL player, exploring the nuanced world of brainwaves and their implications for brain health after a sports career. This episode is essential for anyone interested in sports neuroscience and the long-term impacts of professional sports on brain health. 💡 You Will Learn: In-depth analysis of EEG patterns in retired athletes Advanced EEG technology and treatment options for athletes The role of neuroscience in sports medicine and recovery 📘 Stay Informed: Subscribe to our channel for more in-depth neuroscience discussions and updates on the latest research in brain health. Don't forget to like, comment, and share your thoughts! #Neuroscience #EEGAnalysis #BrainHealth #NFL #SportsMedicine #NeuronoodlePodcast