Here's a link with a British news story
about a new form of biofeedback called "neurofeedback"
in which people learn to control their brain activity using changes in
fMRI images for feedback.
(in case the link doesn't work:
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,8122-2480091,00.html )
I see this two ways:
Bad news: usurping "neurofeedback" (or trying to) for a high tech,
expensive, clearly medical procedure
Good news: increased "face recognition" for the word neurofeedback if
it gets popularized from this kind of application.
Others' thoughts?
(I'm posting this as an FYI and because I'm hoping that this particular
forum will be a safe place to compare thoughts -- and trusting it will
not become twisted into a professional/nonprofessional or
treatment/training "discussion" (as my parents called their
interactions before getting divorced.... ;-)
Karen
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