Medication-Resistant Seizures
Medication-Resistant Seizures affects brain function in measurable ways that QEEG brain mapping can identify. At Peak Brain Institute, we use quantitative EEG to assess individual patterns related to medication-resistant seizures, then design personalized neurofeedback protocols targeting those specific signatures. Browse our 1 research paper on this topic.
Research Papers
Reducing Epileptic Seizures Through Operant Conditioning of Central Nervous System Activity: Procedural Variables
Operant conditioning of the sensorimotor rhythm of the human electroencephalogram with time-outs contingent on epileptiform activity reduces epileptic seizure rates in patients whose seizures are not well controlled by medication. A comparison of this procedure with time-out training alone demonstrates that operant conditioning of the sensorimotor rhythm is neither necessary nor sufficient for seizure reduction.
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