Medical Research, Articles & Resources

Articles

Articles by Dr. Natalie Krapivensky, The Melbourne MediBrain Centre:
Brain Basics
Brain Health & Fitness
Helping Ourselves
Ageing & Longevity

Putting Brains On The Couch
By Sharon Begley, NEWSWEEK
It's hard to avoid the sense that psychiatry, which bases diagnoses on symptoms, could stand to be dragged into the 20th century...

Moody Brains
By Melissa Lee Phillips
It's hard to avoid the sense that psychiatry, which bases diagnoses on symptoms, could stand to be dragged into the 20th century...

Are Brain Waves the Key to Treating Fibromyalgia?
By Dr. Horst H. Mueller, CPsych, CRHSPP, BCIAC
Fibromyalgia Syndrome (FMS) is a common chronic pain disorder that effects approximately one million Canadians - mostly women...

Boosting Brain Fitness
By Boosting Brain Fitness, The TIME
Sometimes, medical science makes breakthroughs that almost no-one sees coming. Other times, it just seems to catch up with what ordinary people have known intuitively for generations...

Research

The Effect of EEG Neurofeedback Training in a Clinical Sample of Patients with Fibromyalgia
By Earl Franklin Winter
This study evaluated EEG neurofeedback training (neurotherapy) as a possible treatment option for patients with fibromyalgia...

Preliminary Assessment of Intrahemispheric QEEG Measures in Bipolar Mood Disorders
Oluboka OJ, Stewart SL, Sharma V, Mazmanian D, Persad E.
Clinical Rehabilitation Evaluation Unit (CREU), Acute Care Program, North Bay Psychiatric Hospital.
This study assessed the quantitative electroenchephalographic (QEEG) absolute power and coherence differences between a group of patients with bipolar I mood disorder (BMD I) and a group of patients with schizophrenia...

Discoveries in AD Information & Diagnosis

Resources

CNS Response
CNS Response has developed the first proven quantitative approach to guiding the treatment of patients with behavioral disorders.

Neurotrax
A computerized cognitive assessment battery, which has been designed and evaluated in assessment of mild, and moderate severe cognitive impairment as well as allowing specific assessment for a range of disorders.