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:    ...

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:

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,...

For training opportunities, we recommend the following resources:  

The attached document shows 19 channels gathered on a 4-channel Atlantis MINI-Q.  The data were gathered in 5 minutes, by gathering 1-minute samples from 4 channels at a time.  The NeuroGuide analysis includes z scores as well as topographic maps of EEG data. Coherence phase, and...

Yes, there are online videos.    For an index of the training videos only, see:   For a full selection of all online videos, see:    

This is an excellent video from the Chicago EEG practitioners' group:      

The attachment describes the Affiliate Membership.

The following is part of a list server discussion on "good" and "bad" brain rhythms and detecting them, especially Gamma.  It also mentions clairvoyance and gamma and published research on the topic.    Gottfried, Welcome to the list! Gamma is...

The following link is for a paper that was published in the Journal of Neurotherapy in 2007.  It describes the benefits, as well as limitations, of monopolar and bipolar training, and makes the case for consistent use of monopolar recordings for assessment as well as training.  It was...

Information regarding this symposium is available at:     A copy of the paper presented is at:      

White paper discussing Z Score training.

Yes, users can contribute articles to this knowledge base. To contribute an article, do the following: Go to:  Log in with the name "contrib" Enter the password "brainmaster" You will then see the control screen allowing you to create and edit a contribution. ...

The attached files are for a new Flash Game BrainCats that races Cheetahs across the screen.  The better the trainee does, the faster they run.  To see a screen image, look at the file BrainCats.jpg attached. Save the file BrainCats.swf to the directory "c:\brainm.20\Flash...

The attached document describes a pilot study at Brown University Summer 2007 on the efficacy of neurofeedback training on healthy college students.  In this controlled study, subjects showed increased total scores and faster times in a maze task, and increased accuracy and faster reaction...

The attached Flash Games are intended for use with any BrainMaster protocols that support Flash Games, and HEG in particular.  These work well with both types of HEG, and also for temperature training. As with all BrainMaster Flash Games, save the ".swf" file below to the...

Workshop segment from ISNR in San Diego, showing 4-channel z-score assessment and training