• QEEG - Quantitative Electroencephalograph

• TOVA - Test of Variables of Attention

• IVA - Integrated Tests of Variables of Attention

• Auditory Processing

• Sensory Integration

QEEG

Quantitative Electroencephalograph (QEEG) is the measurement, using digital technology, of electrical patterns at the surface of the scalp which primarily reflect cortical activity or "brainwaves". A multi-electrode recording of brain wave activity is recorded and converted into numbers by a computer. These numbers are then statistically analyzed and can be converted into a color map of brain functioning.

• Overview: What is QEEG-EEG?

• Article: Introduction to EEG and QEEG
  by Frank H. Duffy, MD, Clinical Neurophysiology Laboratory, Boston Children's Hospital.

• Article: The Science of QEEQ

• Article: rEEG - The New Image of Diagnostics Accuracy

• Brain maps

TOVA - Test of Variables of Attention

The T.O.V.A. is a computerized continuous performance test. The T.O.V.A. is a standardized, objective, and well normed test that is used to assess an individual's attention abilities and performance. The T.O.V.A. is a useful tool for parents, educators and clinicians. It can be a major component in evaluating how to address difficult issues such as ADHD, ADD, Anxiety Disorders, Depression, and Reactive Attachment Disorder.

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IVA - Integrated Tests of Variables of Attention

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Auditory Processing

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Sensory Integration  

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