Why is
Bipolar Infraslow Neurofeedback Different Than Other Neurofeedback?
The distinctive impact of
ISF neurofeedback resides in training of the -
“ISF band”- which is below 1 Hertz. This is where physiological changes and regulation of the autonomic nervous system (ANS) occur. Because those are the functions that are coordinated by that (ISF) band. ISF is considered an organizing rhythm that promotes fluid and timely brain function. Through this signal training we help clients in their ability to globally regulate their systems.
This training below 1 hertz of the very low frequencies was originally overlooked by early researchers and clinicians as they designated it as ‘noise.’ However as interest in these frequencies grew, progress was slow because special equipment was necessary to render these low frequencies effectively was not available and needed to be created.
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