"I feel so blessed and joyous by my new ability to handle things that would have thrown me out of commission for months before I had the Neurotherapy. -- Anne M.

Research & Articles

The Center for Advanced NeuroTherapy has a library of published research available. Please give us a call for specific interests.

The Cost of Depression

Doctors Urged to be More Thorough in ADD Diagnosis

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

This Comprehensive Neurofeedback Bibliography was compiled by D. Corydon Hammond, PhD, Professor, Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, University of Utah School of Medicine.

A Silent Pandemic: Industrial chemicals are impairing the brain development of children worldwide, Harvard School of Public Health

pROSHI is working, even if the brain operator is asleep - Neuroscientist Records Surprising Brain 'Dialogue' During Sleep

New Autism Study Demonstrates The Listening Program from Advanced Brain Technologies Improves Auditory Processing

Head Injury

Signs of brain shrinkage seen in soccer players
Reuters, July 23, 2007
College-age soccer players may show some degree of brain-tissue shrinkage, a small study has found -- adding to evidence that the sport carries a risk of long-term brain injury.

Catastrophic Head Injuries in High School and College Football Players
American Journal of Sports Medicine, March 9, 2007
Catastrophic head injuries in football are rare but tragic events. This article updates the profile of catastrophic head injuries in high school and college football players and describes relevant risk factors.

Undiagnosed learning disabilities costly later
Vancouver Sun, March 26, 2007
Learning disabilities often lead to long-lasting psychological harm unless they are caught early, says a study released by the Learning Disabilities Association of Canada.

Many websites have more information available, including articles and research papers. These include www.ISNR.org, www.AAPB.org, www.BCIA.org, www.eeginfo.org, www.eegresearch.com

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Carolyn Robertson is a certified Neurotherapist. She is not a licensed physician. EEG-Neurofeedback services are not licensed by the State of California and are considered alternative or complementary to healing arts services that are licensed by the State of California. EEG-Neurofeedback services involve learning to change your own behavior utilizing feedback to modify your brain wave patterns. That feedback is provided by equipment that monitors and shows brain wave activity. The theory of treatment of EEG-Neurofeedback services is based on 40 years of research conducted in university settings across the country and outside the United States. EEG-Neurofeedback is a combination of operant conditioning and biofeedback. Further explanation can be found on this website.