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NeurOptimal trainer Romas Ziliniskas from Lithuania posted two videos to show the progress of a client with Cerebral Palsy – he ends up swimming 50 m after a number of NeurOptimal brain training sessions. Amazing and wonderful. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ijKxXvyX1Js&feature=youtu.be https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JNOQT5JCTdY&feature=youtu.be

NeurOptimal trainer Jean Alvarez explains how neurofeedback helped her overcome chemobrain:

Research shows that most business leaders and executives are performing well below their capability. Often they are overworked, stressed, unmotivated or simply struggling with a never-ending workload of meetings, emails and decision making. Attempted solutions have included stress management workshops, executive coaching, resilience training, pay incentives etc. Of course, all of these may help. But…

Whilst NeurOptimal is a brain training and not a therapy, it seems to be a great support to autistic children. Many NeurOptimal trainers specialise in helping autistic children. They often become calmer, more communicative and come out of their “bubble”. The below video shows the work being done with NeurOptimal and autistic children in Thailand….

If you are looking for an improvement in performance, be it sport, business or creative, then you should take a serious look at NeurOptimal. NeurOptimal is designed as a personal transformational tool and makes the brain more resilient and flexible. By providing information to the self-regulating part of the brain, it is optimises it so…

Clients often wonder if it is safe to use NeurOptimal or neurofeedback in general with epilepsy or seizures. The fact is that neurofeedback, in its very early days, proved it self to be extremely effective with epilepsy. NeurOptimal goes even further. Because it is a brain training that optimises brain activity, as opposed to a…

As an advanced brain training, NeurOptimal is used by many serious athletes. It can help an athlete feel calmer, deal with stress and perhaps most importantly, get into the zone. Olympic rower Govert Viergever after just 8 weeks of use, reported significant benefits. See the below video:

Brain plasticity refers to the capacity of the physical brain and the neuropathways within it to keep on learning, adapting and changing throughout our lives. Extraordinarily, even though the theory of brain plasticity was advanced more than 100 years ago, it was firmly rejected at the time. In keeping with medical science, the proponents were…

(Post with thanks to Zengar.com) Fear is fun. The experience of fright in a safe environment – a Halloween haunted house or movie theater – elicits excitement followed by a critical release of primal emotion.  But what if catharsis never materializes? What if one were permanently locked in a state of adrenal fight or flight? …

The brain is a non linear dynamical system. What does this mean? Essentially we can understand that the brain’s 100 billion cells are in a constant state of “movement” communicating on many levels and through many networks. It is not simply a cause and effect linear relationship. One connection starts off a chain reaction which…