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Mental Health
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Neuroimaging Technology
In the fields of neuroscience and psychology, neuroimaging technology is used to image or scan the pharmacology, function, and/or structure of the brain. With neuroimaging technology, physicians and psychologists can gain a clearer understanding of conditions or disorders that may be affecting their clients.
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qEEG Explained – Accurate Brain Scans, Diagnosis, and Treatment
The world of neuroscience is constantly evolving, and modern techniques have significantly increased physicians’ and psychologists’ ability to accurately detect and diagnose a variety of major disorders and mental conditions. Among the most effective tools physicians can use is the qEEG or quantitative electroencephalography analysis.
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Functional Neuroimaging
Functional neuroimaging is a technology that has revolutionized the examination of cognitive brain function. It allows scientists to probe the brain to determine the relationship between activities in various regions. Neuroimaging provides insight into neural networks and how the brain responds to damage. It is useful in cognitive psychology, neuroscience, social neuroscience, and neuropsychology. This…
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Targeted Neurofeedback
Although known as neurotherapy, neurobiofeedback, biofeedback, and EEG, targeted neurofeedback is a type of therapy that monitors brainwave activities using electrodes attached to the scalp. This output is recorded via a sound or video display.
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Pros and Cons of Concierge Medical Services
Bespoke medical services allow you to pay a monthly or annual fee for quick 24/7 access to your primary care physician. These services can be more expensive than traditional healthcare through insurance, but they offer many benefits worth the price.
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Concierge Medicine
In the mid-1990’s the idea of bespoke medicine was first introduced. This delivery model of medical care, often referred to as “luxury medical care,” allowed people to get direct access to their primary care physician for a fee. The healthcare model of bespoke medicine offers around-the-clock physician access, same-day appointments, and comprehensive healthcare highly personalized…
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PTSD Self-Test
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is often linked to images of military personnel amid war and combat. However, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder goes much further than battle and the difficulties of war. Take, for example, a story from P.K. Philips. Several traumas, including a childhood of physical, mental, sexual abuse and ultimately an attack at knifepoint, lead…
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Medical Condition or Learning Difference?
A learning difference is a neurological condition that impacts the way that someone learns. It has to do with how information is received and processed in the brain, and has nothing to do with natural intelligence or motivation.1 Some of the main learning differences include:
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Autism Spectrum Disorder in School
Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a developmental disorder that causes challenges with social interactions, communication, and certain behaviors. ASD is considered a developmental disorder because although it can be diagnosed at any age, symptoms typically appear within the first two years of life.
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Diagnosing ADHD and Self Test
Commonly known by its acronym, ADHD, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder is a neurodevelopmental disorder that typically occurs in children but can also be diagnosed in adulthood. The symptoms or characteristics for diagnosing ADHD include: Difficulty concentrating or staying focused Difficulty staying organized Forgetfulness about completing tasks Difficulty sitting still Short attention span