Clinical-Neurotherapy
EEG and Biofeedback Health Solutions
Coquitlam Neurofeedback
TRAINING (Across from Brentwood Mall and conveniently located close to Highway #1, Skytrain and bus routes, Dr. Mike de Jong provides neurofeedback, biofeedback and psychotherapy services).
The screen shown below is an example of a computer screen used in the biofeedback training. In this case, a game of Pac-Man is being 'played' through the levels of activity produced by client's brainwave activity in three frequency bands: Theta, Beta1 and HiBeta. If you'd like to learn more, give me a call at (604) 999-5809 or e-mail me at mike@drmikedejong.com
The screen shown below is an example of a computer screen used in the biofeedback training. In this case, a game of Pac-Man is being 'played' through the levels of activity produced by client's brainwave activity in three frequency bands: Theta, Beta1 and HiBeta. If you'd like to learn more, give me a call at (604) 999-5809 or e-mail me at mike@drmikedejong.com
The screen on the right is from Brainmaster. Take a look at the web site to see other screens at www.brainmaster.com
There are virtually hundreds of different screens that produce the same effect: When brainwave activity reaches a criterion, there is movement and sound. In the case of the screen to the right, the pac-man moves and makes a sound as it eats the various 'dots' and accumulates points.
All or most of the brain training presents the brain's EEG activity in the guise of a video game or sometimes in the format of bars or lines (boring, but also effective).
The screen shot on the right is from the folks at Thought Technology. In this screen the client is trying to keep the alpha waves 'in-sync.' When they are out of sync the ball in the middle of the gorilla moves to the right or to the left. Really nice screen to work with! Press TT
to see the Thought Technology site!
There are virtually hundreds of different screens that produce the same effect: When brainwave activity reaches a criterion, there is movement and sound. In the case of the screen to the right, the pac-man moves and makes a sound as it eats the various 'dots' and accumulates points.
All or most of the brain training presents the brain's EEG activity in the guise of a video game or sometimes in the format of bars or lines (boring, but also effective).
The screen shot on the right is from the folks at Thought Technology. In this screen the client is trying to keep the alpha waves 'in-sync.' When they are out of sync the ball in the middle of the gorilla moves to the right or to the left. Really nice screen to work with! Press TT
to see the Thought Technology site!
Brainmaster Screen Shot
Thought Technology Screen Shot
A different kind of training!!
You can contact Dr. de Jong by calling (604) 999 5809 or by e-mail.
