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NeuroNoodle Network Podcast: Neurofeedback & Wellness Podcast

NeuroNoodle Network Podcast: Neurofeedback & Wellness Podcast

著者： Pete Jansons
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Featuring CoHosts: QEEG Legend Jay Gunkelman the man who has read over 500,000 Brain Scans, Dr. Mari Swingle the Author of iMinds and Pete Jansons NeuroNoodle uses technology to improve the quality of your life. We discuss symptoms such as ADHD, Anxiety, and Depression and the different ways they can be addressed via Neurofeedback, Brain Maps, QEEG, and Talk Therapy Want to come on the show? Have a topic? Pete@neuronoodle.com Sign up to our Newsletter https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/moOsZyB/NeuroNoodlePete Jansons 心理学 心理学・心の健康 衛生・健康的な生活
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  • "The Diagnosis World Is Imaginary" — Jay Gunkelman | NeuroNoodle Live

    "The Diagnosis World Is Imaginary" — Jay Gunkelman | NeuroNoodle Live
    2026/07/09
    Why do neurofeedback practitioners get way better results than the published studies? A listener from the Neurofeedback Exchange Facebook group asked — and the panel spent the hour answering. Joy Lunt's short version: research runs in "the tightest handcuffs you could find." Jay Gunkelman brings the receipts: one artifacted EEG file sent to 15 commercial services came back as pure chaos — and the journal editor called the paper too embarrassing to publish, until Jay threatened to resign. Then the hard-criteria bombshell: standard protocols scored 30%, QEEG-guided hit 60%. Plus the $3M NIMH ADHD study that changed its hypothesis midstream, why BCIA certification doesn't guarantee a good provider, Jay's "the diagnosis world is imaginary," and the kid who lost 80 sessions of progress to one bike crash — and got it back in 24.🎵 "If somebody says they've mastered the EEG — run away." — Jay🧠 WHAT WE COVER:🎤 0:00 — Welcome: live Q&A with Jay Gunkelman, Joy Lunt, John Mecru❓ 0:56 — The question: why do practitioners beat the studies?🔒 1:15 — Joy: research wears the tightest handcuffs you could find📄 5:11 — One EEG file → 15 commercial services → chaos📰 7:52 — "Too embarrassing to publish" — Jay threatens to resign📊 9:39 — Reddit QEEGs aren't comparable: different databases, different people1️⃣ 10:21 — QEEG is step two; the raw EEG is step one🎓 12:16 — Andrew Hill's UCLA lateralization dissertation🛒 16:48 — Why a clinician beats the $300 Amazon gadget💰 19:29 — The $3M NIMH ADHD study autopsy🚨 20:59 — They changed the hypothesis mid-study💊 22:26 — MDMA and the FDA: same rigor problem🧪 24:28 — "Did you benefit?" is a coercive success metric📈 25:45 — Colin Wright 1998: hard criteria, 30% vs 60%🔍 31:52 — How do you actually find a good clinician?🏃 34:04 — "If somebody says they've mastered it — run away"📜 36:20 — What BCIA certification does and doesn't guarantee🗣️ 38:52 — No study shows ISF beats traditional — Reddit isn't data🏷️ 43:13 — Diagnosis is a DSM checklist; symptoms tell you more🌫️ 44:41 — Jay: "The diagnosis world is imaginary"🧬 45:53 — The phenotype model: EEG patterns that cut across labels💬 48:20 — Joy's stigma-ectomy: depression reframed as brain circuits👦 53:56 — 1992: Joy's son, the Ritalin letter, and the answer that changed everything👂 57:08 — Not ADD at all: severe auditory processing⏳ 58:08 — How long does it last? Lubar's 10-year follow-up🚲 59:25 — 80 sessions, one bike crash, 24 sessions back✅ 1:03:34 — Isabella & Maggie: years seizure-free, medication-free🌱 1:05:00 — Developmental trauma: the episode we owe you🗨️ 1:06:46 — Fix the neural substrate, THEN talk therapy clicks🔥 1:11:08 — "I've lived my whole life inside a burning building"🤝 1:21:47 — What mentoring really costs (and what it should look like)🎧 1:28:40 — John's home-device verdict: mostly not neurofeedback📚 1:30:23 — Joshua Moore previews his QEEG phenotypes workshop📊 1:32:01 — 85% improvement pairing meds to a phenotype🔗 SHOW LINKS:Joshua Moore's qEEG Courses: https://www.qeegcourses.com/Dr. Mari Swingle's SwingleSonic apps (BrainCalm, Sleep, Focus): https://swinglesonic.com/Jay Gunkelman's Suisun Summit: https://courses.eegstrategies.com/Support NeuroNoodle on Patreon: / neuronoodle 🧠 ABOUT THE SHOW:Every Wednesday at 6PM Central — The Brain Bar LIVE on StreamYardJoshua Moore presents an anonymized EEG. The panel reads it live.Every Thursday — Carnac: Jay Gunkelman blind cold-reads the brain.Press: pete@neuronoodle.com#NeuroNoodle #Neurofeedback #JayGunkelman #JoyLunt #JohnMecru #PeteJansons #EEG #QEEG #BrainMapping #ADHD #BCIA #Ritalin #AuditoryProcessing #qEEGPhenotypes #DiagnosisVsSymptoms #NeurofeedbackResearch #Lubar #ISF #AlphaTheta #HomeNeurofeedback #DevelopmentalTrauma #BesselVanDerKolk #MentalHealth #BrainTraining #JoshuaMoore #NeurofeedbackExchange
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  • You Can't Teach 30 Brains One Lesson | NeuroNoodle Neurofeedback Therapy Podcast

    You Can't Teach 30 Brains One Lesson | NeuroNoodle Neurofeedback Therapy Podcast
    2026/07/02
    Jay Gunkelman has read more than half a million brain scans — and this week he and host Pete Jansons skip the EEG entirely to answer a bigger question: how would you actually redesign school? Jay takes the magic wand to class sizes, teacher pay, the trades, and why you can't give one lesson to thirty different brains. Along the way he tells the story of how he beat the system himself — registering through the University of North Dakota's computer center, signing his own advisor card, running a lab without a degree, and getting one mailed to him anyway. Then the neuroscience: how a whack-a-mole game, a go/no-go task, and a 35-minute dry-sensor EEG can spot the ADHD, sensory-processing, and OCD signatures a behavioral test walks right past. Plus Joshua Moore's intro to QEEG phenotypes. 🧠 WHAT WE COVER:🧠 0:00 — No brain scan this week (and why) + Joshua's Nature paper📚 0:27 — Academic referencing: why APA wants five citations within ten years🕰️ 1:49 — The old masters you can't cite: Caton, Gauss, Gibbs & Gibbs🤖 3:19 — Jay's "AI writing career": plagiarizing the plagiarizer🏫 3:57 — Schools are overloaded — the case for baselining the brain early🍲 4:35 — Can you really give one lesson to thirty brains?🔎 5:04 — Misbehavior, testing, and where the EEG fits in🥁 6:41 — Thirty kids tapping their feet: engagement vs. over-arousal📝 7:39 — Jay's report cards: straight A's and a "3" for staring out the window🚫 8:34 — Jay hates lines: the North Dakota punch-card story🗂️ 9:31 — The advisor-card hack — signing his own registration🔬 11:16 — Pre-med, the lab, and leaving without a degree✉️ 11:26 — The student revolt and the degree they mailed him🌊 12:42 — Redesigning school: AP classes and a wave table for every kid🎯 14:43 — Grouping kids by level without putting them in a box💸 15:31 — Pay teachers more, cut admin overhead, let AI do the paperwork🎮 16:44 — The neuroscience playroom: whack-a-mole and float-a-ball spot ADD🌱 17:54 — Montessori, inspiration, and the teacher as mentor🧩 18:34 — When doubling pay isn't enough: a teacher can't be the therapist too📋 20:17 — IEPs, accommodations, and referring out for neuropsych🕹️ 21:31 — ADHD as an engagement problem: turning therapy into games🏠 22:15 — Larry Van Bloom's neurofeedback homeschool for reactive-attachment kids🔁 23:14 — Getting kids "fixed enough" to re-enter the mainstream🚦 24:51 — go/no-go, CPT, and the OCD a click-test misses (anterior cingulate)🧷 25:43 — Sensory-processing problems vs. simple ADD⚡ 26:00 — A 35-minute dry-sensor EEG, cleaned in seconds😴 27:03 — Sleep, vigilance, and the take-home ring🔧 28:02 — The Career Academy: welding, CAD/CAM, job offers out of high school💰 29:20 — $100K in loans vs. $100K a year: the trades aren't a lower tier🎓 30:26 — "I'm a tech": knowledge over the diploma📜 31:18 — "It's a BS": the bachelor of science punchline🧪 32:07 — The $30,000 test: could a proctored exam replace tuition?✍️ 33:31 — Jay wrote the first QEEG exam — and 60% failed it👋 35:19 — Wrap-up: regular programming (and a real EEG) next week🎙️ 36:28 — Joshua Moore: an intro to QEEG phenotypes📊 38:03 — 85% improvement when you pair medication with the phenotype 🔗 Updates & Links:🧠 Jay Gunkelman — Suisun City Summit: https://suisuncitysummit.com🎓 School of Neurotherapy: https://www.schoolofneurotherapy.com/...🧩 Joshua Moore — Neurofeedback Care: https://neurofeedbackcare.com/ 💪 Help keep NeuroNoodle Neurofeedback Therapy Podcast going!👉 Support on Patreon: / neuronoodle 🔔 Like, subscribe, share & hit the bell for weekly episodes #NeuroNoodle #NeurofeedbackTherapyPodcast #Neurofeedback #JayGunkelman #PeteJansons #EEG #QEEG #BrainMapping #MentalHealth #BrainHealth #Neurotherapy #DrMariSwingle #SchoolReform #ADHD #QEEGPhenotypes #JoshuaMoore
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    39 分
  • A 17-Year-Old's Brain, Read Blind From the EEG | NeuroNoodle Neurofeedback Therapy Podcast

    A 17-Year-Old's Brain, Read Blind From the EEG | NeuroNoodle Neurofeedback Therapy Podcast
    2026/06/25
    Jay Gunkelman is handed one clue — the patient is 17 — and reads the EEG blind. From the brainwave patterns alone, he explains why the recording points toward a right-hemisphere traumatic brain injury and discusses the cortical hyperexcitability that may follow. Before the cold-read, a published study flips addiction treatment on its head: treat the brain's EEG phenotype instead of the DSM label. In a 30-person case series, this was associated with an average General Intellectual Ability (GIA) increase from 99 to 120 over one year, as discussed in the episode. 🧠 WHAT YOU'LL LEARN🧩 Why "fast activity that isn't muscle" — sinusoidal beta over the right frontal area — caught Jay's eye on a blind read🩻 Why excess delta points to white-matter damage, separating a severe TBI from a mild concussion⚡ Why glutamate may contribute to cortical hyperexcitability after traumatic brain injury🍺 Why some low-alpha brains may need much more alcohol to feel "normal," according to the discussion📈 How treating addiction by EEG phenotype, not DSM category, was associated with a GIA increase from 99 to 120 over one year🔁 Why staying clean isn't the whole story when, as the panel puts it, the anterior cingulate "changes channels" ⏱️ CHAPTERS🎬 00:00 The brain we couldn't explain🧠 01:38 Treating addiction by the EEG, not the DSM label🔀 04:44 The two engines of addiction: overarousal and the compulsive drive🍺 06:15 Why an alcoholic needs four shots just to feel normal📈 09:26 One year later: a 21-point IQ jump, demented to normal🔁 16:30 Clean and sober — but chasing a new addiction🕶️ 17:31 Carnac: Jay's only clue is "the patient is 17"🔥 18:39 The right-frontal fire that isn't muscle💥 21:07 Why Jay ruled out a simple concussion🩻 25:18 Why the delta means white matter, and a severe TBI⚡ 26:03 Glutamate, a hyperexcitable cortex, and the drug it points to⚖️ 28:41 "Benign" epilepsy and the study that says treat anyway📉 33:09 How the DSM quietly broke EEG reading❓ 41:24 Viewer questions: session frequency and tracking real change📱 52:06 Dr. Mari Swingle's BrainCalm, Focus & Sleep apps 👥 GUESTSJay Gunkelman, QEEGDDr. Mari Swingle, PhD — author of i-Minds 🔗 WATCH / SUPPORTSupport NeuroNoodle on Patreon: / neuronoodle SwingleSonic apps (BrainCalm, Focus, Sleep): https://swinglesonic.com/Jay Gunkelman's Suisun City Summit: https://courses.eegstrategies.com/Joshua Moore's clinic: https://neurofeedbackcare.com/ 📞 pete@neuronoodle.com ⚠️ Educational content only — not medical advice. Any discussion of medications or treatment is clinical commentary, not a recommendation for any individual. #Neurofeedback #QEEG #ThursdayCarnac
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