Neurotherapy and Neurofeedback

Solid overview written in a conversational language for beginning practitioners and supported by a number of well researched references. Leaves the reader hopeful about the future of this burgeoning field.

The authors did a great job taking a complex subject and making it understandable and functional for everyone. As a neurofeedback trainer. I will be requiring my technicians to read this book

A very comprehensive book on neurotherapy, either for professionals and amateurs alike. I'm a beginner in neuro feedback and found it easy to read yet informative .

Well written and excellent reference and foundation of information.

Expensive book for little value. Very basic. Scanned it after it arrived. Very disapointed. gave it away

Received it dirty all over amd smelled bad

good book, good price, good text in english

Written on a 9th grade level, if that. Is a required purchase for her class so it’s a great scam she’s got going. Learned little of anything of value. Biggest thing I learned is that she is a complete narcissist.

Livre abordable , historique et technique.Progression simple permettant une bonne compréhension , même si il est en langue anglaise et que mon anglais est très médiocre.Un mot : génial pour appréhender ce monde de la thérapie fondé sur les neurosciences

As a psychologist offering neurofeedback training in a climate where cognitive behavioral therapy is the accepted treatment, the Chapins offer a refreshing reminder that sometimes CBT is not the first step in treatment because the brain is too dys-regulated. They offer a clear and concise understanding of this concept in a way that assists us to begin to look at a broader definition of therapy; one that involves re-balancing the central nervous system before we attempt to implement our first best practices of educational, medical, therapeutic, and/or behavioral interventions. Bravo for being the pioneers!