The attached article and references have been accepted for publication by the Journal of Neurotherapy. The figures were attached to this article on July 27.  

The attached documents are the power points and handouts for talks and workshops presented by Dr. Collura. Some of the larger attached files have trouble downloading.    If so, try the links below.  If you have trouble opening the file, try right-clicking on the link,...

The ANI (Applied Neuroscience, Inc) Z DLL is a software option that enables the BrainMaster 2.5 and 3.0 software to compute and use Z scores in real time for assessment and training.   For a current brochure, see:   For technical information, see:    ...

There are several ways to train coherence. The built-in protocol "Peak" does alpha coherence and can be easily changed for other bands and up training, etc. The built-in settings file "Demo Beta Coherence Range Training" can also be used as a starting point for range...

The attached file will explain how to use real-time Z-Score DLL training.

The following link is to a report by Drs. Dick Stark and Bill Lambos regarding use of z score training. This case was presented at the 2007 Annual Meeting of the ISNR in San Diego.    

The attached and related articles provide user reactions to the new Z score training.   You may also refer to Mark Smith's workshop presentation from the 2007 ISNR Meeting:

This is the simplest way to train coherence on 2.0 or later software. It does not use anything except the built-in sound processor. It is set up this way in the built-in protocol "Peak" which also uses animations, etc. But the following procedure will manually set up a simple...

The attachments show a 4-channel alpha synchrony protocol

Comments on z-scores are being compiled in the following article: The following is from a recent post to a large list group, from a clinician in Germany: I have been using z-score training for 6 months - it makes for a lot more effectiveness in certain cases - to my experience,...

The attached document describes 2 and 4 channels for HemiSync training which combines synchrony training with bipolar training

I am still not completely clear on the issue of "Standard" versus NeuroGuide frequency bands (my last question).  Isn't the NG Z-score DLL frequency-band-specific?  In other words, if the NG normative database defines Theta as 4-8 Hz., but Brainm defines it (and trains it) as...

Attached is a link to Dr. Klein's talk in Seville SAN meeting May 7 2008    

Setting up Controller:   Connecting cables for 2 players 1 channel per player:    See the system in action with 2 players:    See the entire BrainTrack Playlist at:    

The following links refer to published material on DC and Slow Cortical Potential Biofeedback: