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Brain Signals
by ISNR
Brain Signals is a new webinar and podcast series designed to make neuroregulation more visible, accessible, and relevant. Neuroregulation refers to a constellation of techniques and tools that measure and enhance brain performance to support health and functioning. Through engaging conversations with providers and researchers, the series will explore why neurotherapy and neuroregulation matter—for personal, clinical, and collective wellbeing. In addition to chatting with experts, everyday people will share their personal stories of how neuroregulation has positively changed their lives. Host David Ims (a licensed mental health counselor and neuroregulation specialist) will highlight the “why” behind neuroregulation, and the impacts of retraining the brain to sharpen focus, lift mood, ease worry, balance emotion, or improve sleep. With the right mixture of data, research, and technology, any
Episodes
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Reading the Brain: Five Decades of EEG and Neurofeedback with Jay Gunkelman
What if understanding the brain requires looking beyond symptoms and diagnostic labels to the electrical patterns that reveal how it actually functions? In this episode of Brain Signals, David Ims sits down with Jay Gunkelman, one of the most experienced and influential voices in EEG and...
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Beyond the Diagnosis: Why Mental Health Matters More Than Putting People in a Box with Penijean Gracefire
What if a mental health diagnosis tells you something important about a person—but not nearly enough? In this episode of Brain Signals, David speaks with licensed mental health clinician, author, and neurotechnology specialist Penijean Gracefire about neuroregulation, brain mapping, and...
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Welcome to Brain Signals
Brain Signals is a new webinar and podcast series designed to make neuroregulation more visible, accessible, and relevant. Neuroregulation refers to a constellation of techniques and tools that measure and enhance brain performance to support health and functioning. Through engaging conversations...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Brain Signals is a new webinar and podcast series designed to make neuroregulation more
visible, accessible, and relevant. Neuroregulation refers to a constellation of techniques and
tools that measure and enhance brain performance to support health and functioning.
Through engaging conversations with providers and researchers, the series will explore why
neurotherapy and neuroregulation matter—for personal, clinical, and collective wellbeing. In
addition to chatting with experts, everyday people will share their personal stories of how
neuroregulation has positively changed their lives.
Host David Ims (a licensed mental health counselor and neuroregulation specialist) will highlight
the “why” behind neuroregulation, and the impacts of retraining the brain to sharpen focus, lift
mood, ease worry, balance emotion, or improve sleep.
With the right mixture of data, research, and technology, any
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ISNR
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Brain Signals is a new webinar and podcast series designed to make neuroregulation more visible, accessible, and relevant. Neuroregulation refers to a constellation of techniques and tools that measure and enhance brain performance to support health and functioning. Through engaging conversations...
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Brain Signals is created and hosted by ISNR.
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