I've had 9 LENS treatments so far and
we have introduced z-score training the last 2 visits. He does the
LENS first to wake up my brain and get it relaxed, and then does
z-score training.
He hooks up the electrodes to my head
and to the computer. With my eyes open I have to try to move a blimp
across the screen in front of me. When my brain produces the waves
it's supposed to in the right amounts, it moves the blimp forward. If
my brain doesn't do what it's supposed to do, the blimp doesn't move.
The other part of z-score is with my
eyes closed. Each site creates musical notes and plays the note when
my brain does what it's supposed to do. It plays a melody when it's
working well and is choppy when it's not doing what it is supposed to
do. It's positive reinforcement for my brain.
He has seen improvement in my brain
waves during the z-score training that can just get better over time.
It may take more time to build retention so the results can last.
I am also doing a neurofeedback training to treat my 15 years long post concussion syndrome, it is a long journey to go through and hopefully we will all see the light at the end of the tunnel.
ReplyDeleteGood luck to you! What kinds of things have you been doing within neurofeedback? How many treatments have you had? Have you seen any changes?
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