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If you have a problem reading this email, please click here to see the web page version You received this email because you signed up for it at Futurehealth. Unsubscribe instructions are at the bottom of this email. Welcome to the new Futurehealth.org newsletter. (opt-out link at bottom of email) Each newsletter will include new articles (at the bottom of the email,) news about futurehealth and new offers. We've taken the old futurehealth, given it a new look and an entirely new website content management system so it can function as a combined media and blog community site. We've been publishing at least an article a day every business day for a month. Traffic for the site is growing dramatically and new articles are coming in so we have as many articles as we started with a month ago. Consider the new futurehealth to be a site for YOU, where you can become part of a community, sharing ideas, questions, answers, challenges, successes, failures. 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By Joan Brunwasser By Siegfried Othmer, Ph.D.
It is time for an update on our collective experience with infra-low frequency neurofeedback training. One impetus is the continuing confusion in the rest of the field about the implications of this kind of training, both theoretically and practically. Some are still skeptical of the whole enterprise. Others are coming to terms with it, but would prefer to regard it as filling certain niches within the panoply of neurofeed...
By Joan Brunwasser By Maggie Lee Huckabee, M.A., CCC/SLP
EMG biofeedback presents auditory and visual signals to aid the patient in learning and practicing dysphagia intervention exercise. Biofeedback provides several critical elements that are unavailable with standard dysphagia therapy.
By Gary J. Schummer, Ph.D. By Nelle Frances By Hershel Toomim By Gary Ames By Celeste DeBease, PhD By tom collura By Joan Brunwasser
I couldn't figure out why I didn't fit in. It's very important to get these young Asperger nerdy kids into these specialized activities where they're going to have peers who are also interested in computers or playing music or playing chess or building robots or anything. If I hadn't had my science teacher when I was in high school, I would have been in a real mess.
By Rob Kall By Paul Levy By Rob Kall By Gerri George
Chocolate, once the food of royalty, benefits blood pressure, diabetes, cholesterol
By Rob Kall
We all have veins of gold-- fantastic riches-- in our lives, every one of us.
By Rob Kall
When it comes to peak performance and finding the best in one's self, Thoreau was an unmitigated genius. Here is a large collection of quotations. For example, from his journal, "We live but a fraction of our life."
By Judith Acosta By Ben Dench By Rob Kall By Craig Webb By Kirtley Thornton
SubType Analysis of LD by QEEG patterns
By Judith Acosta By Grant Lawrence By Warren Davies By Stephen Soldz By Gary J. Schummer, Ph.D.
there are many types and subtypes of aphasia, depending on where a problem occurs,
By Rob Kall
an overview of the use of smile muscle training, smile biofeedback and a discussion of a number of the facial muscles involved in authentic and inauthentic smiling, plus discussion of smile psychomotor retardation-- people who have a hard time smiling and feeling good feelings
By Judith Acosta
What happens in trauma? Why do memories persist the way they do? What options do people have for successful recovery?
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