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HEG TALK 1: A Conceptual Introduction to HEG
By Hershel
Toomim, Sci.D.
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Intentional
Increase of Cerebral Blood Oxygenation Using Hemoencephalography (HEG):
An Efficient Brain Exercise Therapy
By Hershel Toomim et al.
- Studied
effects of 10 sessions of HEG
on TOVA impulsivity scores for 28 subjects with various diagnoses.
- Subjects
gained an average of 12.7% on the TOVA impulsivity sub-test.
- Low-scorers
gained more (26.8% vs 2.5%).
- TOVA
gains were correlated with corresponding HEG gains (r
= 0.746, p <
.001).
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Hemoencephalography:
An additional treatment for autism
By Penkhae
Limsila M.D.,
M.Sc. et al.
(Scanned images; 2.9MB)
- Largest
HEG study done to date:
studied 180 autistic children in Thailand.
- After
40 sessions, the cohort's
mean HEG readings increased 53%.
- Of
the 81 subjects who were studying
in public school, 86% increased their
GPA
by more
than 0.5 (mean = 0.94) points on a 4-point scale.
- Only
4% decreased their GPA by more than 0.5 points
(mean = 0.57).
- Contains
one
sample subject's report
and two sample parent's reports.
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Near infrared
Hemoencephalography for Right Frontal Dysfunction (Powerpoint presentation
converted to HTML)
By Robert Coben,
Ph.D., BCIA EEG, D-QEEG
- 20 sessions of HEG on 18 subjects with
various disorders.
- Significant trends (d > .5 and p < .1) on 11 different measures.
- NBAP
depression index decreased by 2.2 standard deviations (p < .001).
- 89% of subjects clinically improved.
- Infrared thermography of results.
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Neurofeedback
using
Hemoencephalography: An Additional Treatment for Autism and A.D.D. (Powerpoint presentation
converted to HTML)
By Penkhae
Limsila M.D., M.Sc.
- About
65% Thai, 35% English.
- Good
background information and
illustrations of brain systems implicated in autism and ADD.
- Pretty
pictures of cute kids.
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Anxiety, Anger,
Depression, TBI, and HEG
By
Hershel Toomim and Robert Joneson
- Discussion
of four
case studies involving anxiety and one case study involving traumatic
brain injury.
- Discussion
of
neural pathways of emotional regulation.
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Why
does Neurofeedback work?
By Hershel Toomim, Sci.D.
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Clinical
Observations with
Brain Blood Flow
Biofeedback
- the “Thinking Cap”.
By
Hershel Toomim, Sci.D. and Marjorie
Toomim, Ph.D.
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Intentional
Control of
Regional Cerebral
Blood Flow
with the Thinking Cap.
By
Hershel Toomim and Antoine Remond.
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EEG
or HEG? That is the question.
By
Hershel Toomim, Sci.D.
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