Look into the world of neurofeedback – What does science say?
Our colleague, Dr. Katalin Czöndör’s latest book will be published soon by the BioMedical Centrum. The book written in English language.
Neurofeedback is a very exciting field among complementary and alternative therapies and year after year, researchers are also becoming more and more interested in this field. It is exciting because it suggests that we can learn to influence our brain functions in a controlled and conscious way. It gets even more interesting when we would like to understand how it works and what the current scientific view of this technique is. This book, by peeking behind the scenes of scientific research, will support the understanding of the complex situation in which the present state of neurofeedback research is and will help in seeing the scientific point of view in a more subtle way.
„Katalin is an innovative and open-minded researcher. She is a neurobiologist who always explores new solutions. In recent years she has become the most productive colleague of our team where she is involved in larger development projects in the sector of medical devices. Through the easy comprehensibility of this book, she simply explains this otherwise very complex topic. This book shows her extraordinary determination to present research findings in an understandable way. She is the author of another successful book, “The Power of Mind Over Body”, which has been already published in three languages. I am sure her new book will be also really interesting to everyone who wants to understand the scientific potential of neurofeedback.”
At the request of the National Biofeedback and Neurofeedback Independent Association, Biomedical Centrum Kft. gave a presentation at the association’s autumn conference.
Details will follow soon.
After the great success of last year’s Hungarian and Romanian edition of Dr. Katalin Czöndör’s new book:
The Power of Mind over Body aims to present some examples of those therapies, which are, despite being widely known, often surrounded by an air of mystery, incredulity or misunderstanding. Doubts or suspicions often arise due to the philosophical background of the method (for example, when it has its origins in eastern religions), the intangible, nebulous nature of the practice or the lack of a rational explanation of its function. This book intends to present insights into scientific results, provide a background and offer explanations in order to promote openness toward these therapies.
