Join Jay Gunkelman and Pete Jansons on the NeuroNoodle Neurofeedback and Mental Health Podcast as they explore fascinating topics, including: How neurofeedback can support mental health and brain optimization The science behind cell towers, 5G technology, and their impact on the brain Understanding power lines, electromagnetic exposure, and brain health Key differences between General Health and Wellness devices and medical-grade neurofeedback equipment Insightful stories about brain science, mental resilience, and environmental factors Jay Gunkelman, a renowned EEG expert, offers his unique perspective on these critical topics. Don’t miss this engaging discussion filled with actionable insights and thought-provoking science. Key Moments: [0:00] Welcome and Introductions Jay Gunkelman and Pete Jansons kick off the episode, introducing the NeuroNoodle Neurofeedback and Mental Health Podcast. [6:01] Local vs. National Politics and Mental Health Impacts A discussion on how local and national political engagement affects mental health and community well-being. [12:02] Cell Towers: Not in My Backyard! Exploring the resistance to cell tower installations and the implications for community connectivity. [16:58] 5G, Power Lines, and Brain Health Concerns Addressing concerns about the impact of 5G technology and power lines on brain health and overall safety. [24:03] Satellite Cell Towers: The Future? A look at the future of communication technology with satellite-based cell towers and their potential benefits. [32:09] General Wellness Devices vs. Medical-Grade Neurofeedback Comparing general health and wellness devices with medical-grade neurofeedback systems for mental health applications. [40:49] Why Wavelets Beat Fourier Analysis for EEG Explaining why wavelet analysis is a superior method for EEG processing compared to traditional Fourier analysis. 🔔 Subscribe for more discussions on neurofeedback, mental health, and neuroscience every Wednesday at 6 PM CST. 📺 Watch more: https://neuronoodle.com 💡 Questions for our Q&A? Submit them here: Neurofeedback Q&A #Neurofeedback #MentalHealth #5G #BrainHealth #CellTowers #EEG #Neuroscience #NeuroNoodlePodcast

Join us on the NeuroNoodle Neurofeedback and Neuroscience Podcast with tech legend Jay Gunkelman and Dr. Mari Swingle, author of i-Minds. In this episode, we discuss Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman’s experience with stroke recovery and his recent challenges during his interview with Joe Rogan. We delve into the neuroscience behind auditory processing, the effects of sleep apnea on mental health, and how neurofeedback can support mental resilience and cognitive function. Catch the full Joe Rogan interview with Fetterman here:    • Joe Rogan Experience #2222 - John Fet...  . 🎙️ Topics Covered: Fetterman’s auditory processing after stroke and visual accommodations The Joe Rogan interview and implications for public perception of recovery How sleep apnea and oxygen deprivation impact brain health Neurofeedback techniques and mental health benefits 🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more discussions on brain health and neurofeedback! Tune in every Wednesday at 6 PM CST for our live Q&A sessions. #Neurofeedback #MentalHealth #JoeRogan #JohnFetterman #SleepApnea #NeuroNoodlePodcast

Explore the fascinating comparison between dolphin and human brains in this thought-provoking discussion on the NeuroNoodle Podcast. Join experts Jay Gunkelman and Dr. Mari Swingle, along with host Pete Jansons, as they delve into the differences in brain structures, cognitive abilities, and unique adaptations of dolphins. Learn about how these remarkable creatures challenge our understanding of intelligence and brain function, and what this means for neuroscience and human behavior. Tune in for engaging insights and more intriguing topics on neurofeedback and brain science! 🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more content on mental health, neurofeedback, and cutting-edge neuroscience! #Neuroscience #DolphinBrains #Neurofeedback #BrainHealth #JayGunkelman #DrMariSwingle #NeuroNoodle

In this episode of NeuroNoodle’s Neurofeedback Q&A, our expert panel, led by Pete Janson, dives into essential topics on neurofeedback, mental health, and educational support for children. With insights from renowned professionals like Jay Gunkelman, Dr. Mari Swingle, Joy Lunt, and Dr. Andrew Hill, the discussion covers real-time audience questions and timely issues: 🔹 Microplastics and Petroleum - How these environmental toxins impact brain health and EEG readings. 🔹 Back-to-School Neurofeedback - When business picks up, the role of EEG baselines, and neurofeedback’s benefits for children. 🔹 Important Questions for Providers - Joy Lunt’s nine critical questions to ask neurofeedback providers before starting treatment. 🔹 Auditory Processing and ADD/ADHD Misdiagnoses - Why auditory processing challenges are often mistaken for ADD. 🔹 Incentives for Diagnoses - A look at the motivations behind obtaining diagnoses and the implications for special education. 🔹 Alternative vs. Experimental Treatments - Understanding the difference and why it matters for neurofeedback. 🔹 DIY Neurofeedback - Dr. Andrew Hill explains the complexities and considerations of doing neurofeedback independently. 💡 Key Takeaway: This session is a deep dive into neurofeedback, exploring how parents can advocate for effective treatment and navigate educational support systems like IEPs (Individualized Education Plans). 🔔 Join us every Wednesday at 6 PM CST to engage with top neurofeedback experts! Key Moments 0:00 Welcome and Introductions 1:34 Microplastics' effect on EEG and mental health 4:02 Impact of petroleum on the brain 6:07 Joy Lunt’s 9 questions for choosing neurofeedback providers 9:28 Methods, equipment, and programs in neurofeedback 10:19 Back-to-school season—when does business pick up for neurofeedback and kids? 11:40 EEG baselines for children 12:36 Teacher in-services on neurofeedback 14:00 Ideal timing for neurofeedback sessions: 4th to 6th week of school 16:15 Misdiagnosis of auditory processing as ADD/ADHD 24:15 Challenges with pediatricians and understanding EEG for ADD/ADHD 26:50 “Manufacturing Disability” concept 27:44 IEP (Individualized Education Plan) insights 33:00 Incentives for labeling children with a diagnosis 35:36 IEP and Special Ed classes—John Mekrut’s story about his daughter 39:15 ADHD/Autism and Mind-Eye Rehabilitation—can neurofeedback help? 40:45 Alpha suppression in neurofeedback 43:27 Dealing with sensor sensitivity in clients 53:10 Dr. Andrew Hill on microcurrent products and LENS 1:00:10 Licensing in neurofeedback—current state 1:02:00 Alternative vs. Experimental treatments in neurofeedback 1:04:30 Dr. Andrew Hill on the complexities of DIY neurofeedback Hashtags #Neurofeedback #MentalHealth #BrainHealth #ADHD #AutismSupport #IEP #NeuroNoodle #Microplastics #Neurotherapy #LiveQandA #ParentingTips

In this episode of the NeuroNoodle Podcast, Dr. Mari Swingle and Jay Gunkelman explore the concept of "brain gluttony" and how information overload, screen time, and environmental factors affect mental health and behaviors. The discussion delves into how this impacts conditions like obesity and addiction, the role of the anterior cingulate in regulating behavior, and how neurofeedback can help. Tune in to discover ways to manage your mental health in an overstimulated world. 🧠 Topics discussed: 📊 How information overload impacts mental health 🧩 The anterior cingulate's role in regulating behavior 🧘‍♂️ Neurofeedback's potential for mental health improvement 💊 Long-term consequences of pharmaceutical solutions Key Moments: 0:000:24 Brain Gluttony term came up on the Q/A show    • NeuroNoodle Q&A with Jay Gunkelman, D...  4:00 Dirk De Ridder https://www.sciencedirect.com/science...5:03 Dr. Mari Swingle on Brain Gluttony 6:50 Trauma and Anxiety – It's not what you're eating, it's what's eating you 9:35 Insula playing a role 12:00 Satiation Train 18:00 Is Trump Derangement Syndrome real? 27:55 Sickle Cell Anemia Treatment 33:13 Swingle Clinic app Clip Join us every Wednesday at 6 PM CST for live Q&A sessions on neurofeedback, mental health, and more! #MentalHealth #Neurofeedback #BrainHealth #InformationOverload #JayGunkelman #DrMariSwingle #Addiction #BehavioralHealth #Neuroscience #NeuroNoodlePodcast

Welcome to another live Q&A session from NeuroNoodle! In this episode, Pete Jansons hosts an expert panel, including Jay Gunkelman, Dr. Mari Swingle, Joy Lunt, Dr. Andrew Hill, Santiago Brand, Anthony Ramos, and John Mekrut. They dive deep into neurofeedback's impact on autism, ADHD, mental health, and brain training. Hear insightful discussions, real-time audience questions, and practical applications for neurofeedback therapy. 🔔 Join us every Wednesday at 6 PM CST for live discussions and Q&A on NeuroNoodle! Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe to stay updated. Key Moments: 0:001:19 Pre Show Start - Joy Lunt’s first time on chat; discusses using Reddit to answer questions and we explore possible ways to set this chat up7:20 Neurofeedback and Autism - Joy Lunt answers8:09 Neurofeedback is life-changing for autism11:15 Is 5 years too young for Neurofeedback and autism?13:00 Joy's intake process14:05 Does DNA help in finding out what the right questions are?15:00 Phenotypes derive protocol?17:05 What’s easier to train, ADHD or autism?20:07 Meta Study - Cleveland Medical Study: Large positive effect against autism and depression24:26 Electrode suggestions to help autistic child wear them26:17 Jay Gunkelman, Joshua Moore, and John Mekrut join the panel28:20 Do you say sensors or electrodes? Joshua Moore answers.30:20 Is Neurofeedback training or treatment?32:00 Epilepsy35:45 If Neurofeedback is so good, then why isn’t it being used more? Barry Sterman story42:50 Immature thalamus46:07 Neurostudies and small sample sizes versus pharma small sample sizes47:25 Billing code issues48:55 AAPB Efficacy - 42 different diagnoses; efficacy is for neurofeedback and research articles50:00 Meta-analysis for neurofeedback efficacy - Jay Gunkelman55:10 Should Neurofeedback be licensed and regulated?58:00 Sensory integration and Neurofeedback1:01:40 Why aren’t doctors talking about Neurofeedback?1:06:30 Compounding pharmacies1:06:50 ASD and ADHD - Is there medication for autism?1:09:00 More spectrum behavior diagnoses recently1:18:20 Fight, Flight, Freeze - rat droppings1:20:40 Patterns of dissociation1:28:50 “Are you going to scam me?” Joy Lunt gets asked that question.1:32:00 Liabilities1:32:30 Is 5 years too young for Neurofeedback?1:33:15 Tactile feedback?1:35:30 Does Tactile feedback work better for younger kids?1:35:55 How many sessions does Neurofeedback take to work?1:40:20 Peak Performance is ideal for Neurofeedback Disclaimer: Content is for informational and entertainment purposes only. Consult with your healthcare provider before making health decisions. #NeuroNoodle #Neurofeedback #BrainHealth #AutismSupport #MentalHealthMatters #ADHD #BrainTraining #LiveQ&A #Neuroscience #PeakPerformance #BrainOptimization #ChildDevelopment #AutismAwareness #MentalWellBeing

Join hosts Jay Gunkelman, Dr. Mari Swingle, and Pete Jansons in this episode of the Neurofeedback Podcast as they explore the key insights from the Suisun Summit 2024! 🧠✨ Discover how neurofeedback is transforming the management of PTSD, trauma, and cognitive health. Learn how your environment, life experiences, and neurofeedback training shape brain responses. We also discuss innovative tools like iMediSync and iSyncBrain and their roles in brain health diagnostics. 🌍 How was Suisun Summit different this year? PTSD, Amygdala, and Triggers Neurofeedback’s role in managing trauma How ACE scores relate to trauma responses Why some people can watch scary movies without being affected International growth of neurofeedback Differences in neurofeedback appliances and protocols iMediSync and iSyncBrain for cognitive health 💻 Watch Suisun Summit online: https://publish.obsidian.md/suisunsum... 🧠 Explore iSyncBrain: https://www.imedisync.com/en/products... 🔑 Key Moments: 0:000:24 How was Suisun Summit? 0:40 How was this one different? 3:35 PTSD and Amygdala 5:40 Triggers 6:20 Neurofeedback can help 6:45 Where you live plays a role 7:40 Low ACE score and no trauma 8:50 How can some people watch scary movies and it doesn’t affect them? Experience chat 14:00 Where’s the research? Parade analogy 15:15 Neurofeedback is growing exponentially internationally 17:20 It all depends on where you grow up and your experiences 19:25 What do we train out as a response? What do we leave in? 20:10 Suisun meeting reflection 24:02 Suisun Summit watch online: https://publish.obsidian.md/suisunsum...25:05 Neurofeedback on the beach 29:10 iMediSync 30:15 Differences in approaches, databases, and protocols 32:15 Differences in appliances diagnosing health and wellness 36:37 iSyncBrain link: https://www.imedisync.com/en/products... Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more neurofeedback and brain health insights! 🔔 Hashtags: #NeurofeedbackPodcast #JayGunkelman #DrMariSwingle #PeteJansons #PTSD #BrainHealth #CognitiveHealth #SuisunSummit #TraumaRecovery #iMediSync #iSyncBrain #MentalWellness #Amygdala #Neuroplasticity #MentalHealth #ACEscore

In this episode of the NeuroNoodle Neurofeedback and Neuropsychology Podcast, Pete Jansons is joined by Saul Rosenthal, board member of the Northeast Region Biofeedback Society (NRBS). They dive into the upcoming NRBS Conference, the latest advancements in neurofeedback, AI's growing role in EEG analysis, and insights from the famous Yonkers Project, which brought neurofeedback into public schools. Saul also discusses the challenges of integrating biofeedback into clinical practice and public systems, as well as the need for coopetition in the neurofeedback industry. Key topics include: The NRBS Conference (November 1-3, 2024) AI’s role in neurofeedback New equipment for home use and clinical settings The Yonkers Project and its impact on public schools Challenges with open data and system integration in neurofeedback Use Code NRBSCON10 for a 10% discount when registering for the NRBS Conference! Learn more about NRBS: https://nrbs.org Check out Saul Rosenthal's podcast "Healthy Brain, Happy Body": https://nrbs.org/podcast Key Moments: NRBS: https://nrbs.org/0:00 0:27 Dr. Saul Rosenthal's last appearance on NeuroNoodle    • Dr Saul Rosenthal Northeast Region Bi...   clip 1:43 Mitch and Angelika Sadar "What is The NRBS?" Clip 2:24 Mitch and Angelika Sadar background https://sadarpsych.com/about/meet-the...3:24 What is the NRBS charter and how does it compare to other societies out there? 5:47 Healthy Brain, Happy Body Podcast https://nrbs.org/podcast/5:53 Details on NRBS Conference https://nrbs.org/product/2023-nrbs-co...https://nrbs.org/2024-nrbs-annual-con...7:44 The Yonkers Project https://www.aboutneurofeedback.com/ne... Podcast episodes about the Yonkers project: https://player.captivate.fm/episode/1...https://player.captivate.fm/episode/4...9:07 Has Saul seen anything new in the last year? 10:25 Prism system for depression 10:56 HRV equipment 11:20 AI thoughts from Saul 12:40 How trained do you need to be to do Neurofeedback using AI? 15:30 How can we share data from EEGs? 16:55 Coopetition 18:45 Last year’s NRBS thoughts – any insights for people going this year? 20:50 Yonkers Study teaser – how Neurofeedback affected school children 23:05 Kids learning how to breathe in Health Class - HRV 24:53 Use Code NRBSCON10 for 10% discount! 25:30 NRBS Podcast – Healthy Brain, Happy Body Podcast https://nrbs.org/podcast/25:47 Yonkers project links: https://player.captivate.fm/episode/1...https://player.captivate.fm/episode/4...#Neurofeedback #AIinMentalHealth #NRBSConference #Biofeedback #MentalHealthTech #YonkersProject #NeuroNoodle #BrainHealth

In this episode of the NeuroNoodle Podcast, 🧠 Dr. Mari Swingle, Jay Gunkelman, and Pete Jansons dive deep into the unexpected connections between lead exposure, marijuana use, and their effects on mental health. From discussing the long-lasting impact of lead on brain development and IQ 🧬 to exploring the role of marijuana 🌿 in hypercoherence and its effects on those under 26, this episode is packed with vital insights. They also touch on the dangers of microplastics 🧴, water quality concerns 💧, and the best approaches for improving brain health using neurofeedback techniques 🔄. If you’re curious about how environmental factors are shaping your mental health and what the latest research says, this is the episode for you! Key Moments: 0:000:24 Pre Show Banter 1:20 Reference to 10/2/24 Q&A Session    • NeuroNoodle Live Mental Health & Neur...   - Lead Gasoline's impact on mental health 1:55 Jay Gunkelman Environment Show    • Environmental Impact and Brain Health...  3:02 Lead and mental health 7:35 TCE link to Parkinson's 8:50 Lead and effect on myelin sheath, white matter change, and learning disability stored in bones 11:50 Autism flare and link to toxicity 12:50 Lead effect on Delta Waves - Can Neurofeedback Help? 14:32 Are Rich Club Hubs involved? 15:20 Damage not easily reversible 17:14 Look at Water Quality public records in your community 19:45 Kids, sugar, and mental health 21:50 Coconut oil helping cognitive function in seniors 25:11 Kids doing Starbucks run before school - effect on mental health 27:45 Myelination and Marijuana - why users under age 26 should not touch it. Impact on the brain slowing alpha 29:40 Hypercoherence 30:45 Dr. Struve on marijuana research https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama...33:21 Why do some people get anxious vs. chill when taking marijuana? 33:58 Why does Marijuana make you hungry? For Doritos? 35:07 Reference to 10/2/24 Q&A Session    • NeuroNoodle Live Mental Health & Neur...   - Question was asked: Which is worse or better for you, Weed, LSD, or Psilocybin? 37:30 Ronald J. Swatzyna study 38:50 Doesn't LSD make new pathways, connectivity, and neuroplasticity? #MentalHealth #Neurofeedback #LeadExposure #MarijuanaEffects #BrainHealth #EnvironmentalToxins #CognitiveFunction #Neuroplasticity #IQLoss #WaterQuality #Podcast #JayGunkelman #MariSwingle #PeteJansons

Welcome to NeuroNoodle Q&A Live! In this exciting episode, neurofeedback legends like Jay Gunkelman, Dr. Mari Swingle, John Mekrut, Joy Lunt, Santiago Brand, Dr. Andrew Hill, and Anthony Ramos tackle your real-time questions on neurofeedback, brain health, and mental well-being. Topics covered in this session include: Understanding neuroinflammation and brain swelling 🧠🔥 Why comas are induced for brain injuries 🤕 The impact of home neurofeedback devices like Mendi and Muse for autism 🏡 Gender and cultural differences in neurofeedback 🤔 How to find a qualified neurofeedback practitioner 👩‍⚕️👨‍⚕️ Join us live every Wednesday at 6 PM CST to get your questions answered by the experts! 👉 Disclaimer: This content is for informational and entertainment purposes only. Always consult with a healthcare provider before making any decisions related to your health. 📺 Watch the full episode now and don’t forget to subscribe for more brain health insights! #Neurofeedback #BrainHealth #ConcussionRecovery #Neuroplasticity #BrainOptimization #LiveQnA #JayGunkelman #DrMariSwingle #AutismSupport #MentalWellbeing #WednesdayLive #NeuroNoodle 👉 Disclaimer: The content provided in this Q&A is for informational and entertainment purposes only. Always consult with your primary care physician or a qualified healthcare provider before making any decisions related to your health. Key Moments: 0:001:19 Pre-Show Banter3:11 Brain Spotting mention from Brain Master group, vision, pupils, and EEG3:48 Deep Brain Reorienting - Dr. Frank Corrigan reference7:10 Neuroinflammation question from Craig W7:56 Jay Gunkelman’s take on brain swelling and neuroinflammation9:07 Hypoxia9:34 Why comas are induced for brain injuries16:15 Jay Gunkelman’s thoughts on brevity in first few sessions of stimulation18:47 Is it common to see clients (especially after a head injury) present symptoms like nausea and headaches after neurofeedback? Post-traumatic ischemic headache20:45 Shane's question regarding at-home headsets such as Mendi and Muse for his child on the autism spectrum - John Mekrut’s response23:13 Jay Gunkelman on home training23:35 Sessions for epileptics can exceed 100 sessions24:55 Saul’s question: "For someone coming in with an active post-concussive headache, would you consider HRV or similar training or not do any training?"27:26 Christian’s question: Ethical, cultural, gender differences when applying neurofeedback? Could it be from the logistics to biomarkers? Afro example, i.e., thick hair clips37:40 Gender differences in EEG?39:50 Art’s question on the difference between amplitude neurofeedback versus HPN stimulation devices41:49 Michael's question: Are nasopharyngeal leads ever used anymore?43:07 What are your thoughts on dry vs. wet sensors that are coming out, as opposed to using conductive paste in terms of digital signal processing?51:24 Discussion on how to find a qualified Neurofeedback Practitioner52:57 BCIA.org, AAPB, ISNR, and in Europe, BFE and SAN1:05:40 Jay Gunkelman’s thoughts on coopetition 🎥 Watch the replay now: NeuroNoodle Live Q&A #Neurofeedback #BrainHealth #MentalWellBeing #NeuroNoodle #ConcussionRecovery #LiveQnA #JayGunkelman #DrMariSwingle #JohnMekrut #AnthonyRamos #BrainOptimization #WednesdayLive