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Neurofeedback Therapy Helps the Brain Self-Regulate and Retrain Itself to Think, Feel, and Function Better.Neurofeedback therapy is a non-invasive method used to train the brain to function better. It is a medication-free approach that helps individuals with a wide range of symptoms and goals. If you are in Pensacola and are considering Neurofeedback, or biofeedback…
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If you or a loved one have PTSD, it can be difficult to know the best way find help for PTSD.Many who struggle with PTSD start with medication to manage the symptoms. While medication may provide temporary relief of certain symptoms, there is not a single medication that can resolve all the symptoms that are…
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As a child growing up, you probably heard over and over about the importance of getting a good night’s sleep. It may not have made a lot of sense as a child why parents always talked about the importance of sleep. However, something changes as we become adults and we experience the reality of a…
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Imagine being a news anchor on national television and experiencing a panic attack while live on air in front of millions of viewers. That is exactly what happened to former ABC News journalist Dan Harris, who had a panic attack on air during a segment of Good Morning America. Dan Harris described his panic attack…
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An Introduction to Neurofeedback and EMDR TherapyNeurofeedback and EMDR are two forms of therapy that work well together for improving mental health. Neurofeedback can often be used as safe alternative to medication for dealing with mental health issues, while EMDR is a form a psychotherapy most recognized for treating trauma and PTSD. EMDR stands for Eye…
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Traumatic Brain Injuries and ConcussionsIt is estimated that traumatic brain injuries, or TBI’s, impact 1.7 million Americans, with adolescents (ages 15 to 19) and older adults (age 65 and older) among the most likely to sustain a traumatic brain injury. Traumatic brain injuries affect how the brain works and can cause several different types of…
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Sleep is crucial for everyone, but especially for children with ADHD. Up to 70% of children with ADHD suffer from problems with their sleep and almost half of the parents of a child with ADHD say their child has moderate to severe sleep problems. Children with sleep issues on top of ADHD have added day…
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Have you noticed that your child is feeling or behaving differently during the past few years? Have you noticed anxiety, sadness, fearfulness, behavior problems, or difficulty with your child’s academic performance? You are not alone. Many parents in Northwest Florida have noticed their children are struggling more in schoolwork, feeling more stress, and showing signs of…
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Everyone knows that golf is a mental game. Jack Nicklaus’ swing coach Jim Flick once famously declared golf as “90 percent mental – and the other 10 percent is mental, too.”Yes, golf requires good eye hand coordination and the ability to hit the ball long distances, but it also requires extreme focus and concentration along…
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Football is a physical and demanding sport, but also a sport that requires being mentally sharp. Ask any football coach, and they are likely to agree with the old adage that the most important 10 inches in football are between one’s ears. Many football games are won by the team that makes the least number…
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