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Note: Cover -- Title page -- Copyright page -- Dedication -- Contents -- List of Contributors -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- References -- Chapter 1 - Historical Overview of Rhythmic Stimulation Procedures in Health and Disease -- Introduction -- Historical Highlights -- Antiquity -- Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries -- Mesmerism and Hypnosis -- Homeopathy -- Radionics -- Color Therapy -- The Work of Royal Raymond Rife -- Electrodiagnosis, Diagnoscopy, and Discovery of the Human EEG -- 1950 to Present -- Electrocortical Stimulation Procedures -- Electromagnetic Stimulation -- Sound Therapies -- Light Therapies -- Auditory-Visual Stimulation -- Therapies Involving Rhythmic Proprioceptive Stimulation -- Aromatherapy -- Other Rhythm-Related Therapies -- Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 2 - Cranio-electro Stimulation: An Effective yet Simple Technique for Calming the Mind -- Introduction -- History -- About Electricity and Nerve Physiology -- Household Power -- The Electronics Behind CES -- CES Physiological Studies -- Methodology -- Neurotransmitter Effects of CES -- Clinical Studies -- Drug Use vs. CES for the Treatment of Depression -- Some Extraordinary Applications of CES -- Modern Developments in CES Technology -- Frequency -- Waveforms -- Conclusions -- References -- Further Reading -- Chapter 3 - Audio-Visual Entrainment: Physiological Mechanisms and Clinical Outcomes -- Introduction -- Brain wave driving -- Dissociation/Hypnotic Induction -- Autonomic Nervous System Calming -- Heart Rate Variability (Measure of Autonomic Arousal) -- Increased Cerebral Blood Flow -- Increased Neurotransmitters -- Unexpected Effects of Light and Sound Stimulation -- Research -- The Enigma of Results of Audio-Visual Entrainment -- Case Studies -- Definition of Some EEG and Quantitative EEG (qEEG) Terms. , Case Report 1: Boosting Cerebral Blood Flow -- History -- Case Report 2: Calming Beta-Type of Anxiety Using Beta AVE -- History -- Thalamo-Cortical Issues/Closed-Head Brain Injury of the Diffuse-Axonal Type -- Case Report 3: Jumpstarting the Thalamo-Cortical Loop Using Beta/SMR AVE -- History -- EEG/qEEG Analysis -- Raw Waveforms Condition -- EEG Assessment During Beta/SMR AVE -- Dynamics of Brain Response to Repetitive Stimulation -- Neuroplasticity -- Physioplasticity -- Attractors and Random Stimulation Concepts -- Subjective Aspects -- Rhythmic Stimulation of a Hyper-Connected, Allostatic System -- Toward a Model of Specificity in Rhythmic Stimulation -- Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 4 - Photobiomodulation and Other Light Stimulation Procedures -- Introduction -- Photobiomodulation and phototherapy principles -- Clinical applications -- Low Level Laser Therapy -- Near Infrared Stimulation in the Treatment of Neurodegenerative Disorders -- Research at Quietmind Foundation -- Near-Infrared Light Stimulation Technology -- Current Therapeutic Applications of Near Infrared Light -- Other Clinical Applications of Light Stimulation -- Light's Relationship to Psychiatric Disorders -- Light therapy for jaundice -- Therapeutic Application of Color: Syntonic Optometry -- Other light stimulation research -- Light-based treatment's future -- Acknowledgments -- References -- Further Reading -- Chapter 5 - Nexalin and Related Forms of Subcortical Electrical Stimulation -- Introduction -- Origins of the Nexalin tCES Waveform -- Coming to Terms -- From DC to AC and Beyond -- From AC to the Advanced tCES Waveform -- From Electroanalgesia to Emotional Well-Being -- Possible Ways Nexalin tCES May Induce Change -- The Well-Connected Hypothalamus -- Alternating Current as Neural Instigator -- Treatment Considerations -- Case Studies and Commentary. , Case Study #1 -- Case Study #2 -- Comment -- Case Study #3 -- Comment -- Case Study #4 -- Comment -- Conclusions -- References -- Further Reading -- Chapter 6 - The Use of Music for Neuromodulation -- Introduction: the universality of music and neuromodulation -- Universal Importance of Music -- Historical Foundations -- From the Relaxation Response to Music and the Brain -- Rise of Modern Music Neuromodulation/Therapy -- Specific Music-Neuromodulation Techniques -- Melodic Intonation Therapy -- Guided Imagery with Music -- Guided Imagery with Bio-guided Music Therapy -- Brain-Music Therapy -- Miscellaneous Present and Possible Future Variations of Brain Music Therapy -- Toning: The Human Voice as a Musical Instrument for Neuromodulation -- Pilot EEG Research on Effects of Toning Versus Other Stimulation Procedures -- Summary -- References -- Further Reading -- Chapter 7 - Noninvasive Transcranial Magnetic and Electrical Stimulation: Working Mechanisms -- The Brain as a Complex Adaptive System -- What is a Complex Adaptive System? -- Characteristics of Complex Adaptive Systems -- Emergence and Information -- Connectivity in the Brain -- Neuroplasticity as an Adaptive Mechanism -- Harvesting Neuroplasticity by Noninvasive Transcranial Magnetic and Electrical Stimulation -- Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation -- Transcranial Electrical Stimulation -- Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation -- Conventional tDCS -- High Definition tDCS -- Transcranial Alternating Current Stimulation -- Transcranial Random Noise Stimulation -- The Future of Neuromodulation? -- Conclusions -- References -- Further Reading -- Chapter 8 - Toward a Frequency-based Theory of Neurofeedback -- The Frequency Basis of the Organization of Natural Systems -- The Brain as a Control System -- Mass Action in the Spatial and Timing Domains -- The Spatial Mapping of Patterns in cortex. , The Organization of Feature Binding -- The Human Visual System -- The Olfactory System -- On the sense of hearing and on our sense of place -- Organization of the Motor Response -- The Small-World Model of the Cerebrum -- Synergetics: The Scientific Principles Underlying Self-Organization of Natural Systems -- The Brain as a Nonequilibrium System in a State of Criticality -- Neurofeedback -- Discovery of the Frequency Specificity of Neurofeedback -- The Discovery of Infra-Low Frequency Neurofeedback -- The Frequency Rules -- Is There Evidence for "Special" Frequencies? -- Skill Acquisition -- The Respective Roles of the Right and Left Hemisphere in Neuroregulation -- Relationship of the Left and Right Hemispheres -- The Respective Roles of Neurofeedback and Stimulation -- A Cautionary Note -- Conclusions -- References -- Further Reading -- Chapter 9 - Cultural Factors in Responses to Rhythmic Stimuli -- Current Models of Time and Rhythm Processing -- Mechanisms of Time and Rhythm Processing -- Internal Periodicity -- Perceptual Variability of the Basic Components of Temporal Experience -- Microtiming and Interval Ratios -- Entrainment -- Entrainment and Emotions/Altered States -- Meter -- Conclusions -- References -- Further Reading -- Chapter 10 - Speculation on the Nature and Future of Rhythmic Stimulation -- Mechanisms of healing -- The Primacy of Rhythm -- The Music-EEG Connection -- Rhythm and the Brain -- Musings -- The Future -- References -- Index -- Back Cover.

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Note: R.A. Turner, editor. , "Our motto: Keep in the middle of the road.".

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Format: 1 online resource (xxviii, 330 pages) : , illustrations

ISBN: 0-12-803747-4

Note: Cover -- Title page -- Copyright page -- Dedication -- Contents -- List of Contributors -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- References -- Chapter 1 - Historical Overview of Rhythmic Stimulation Procedures in Health and Disease -- Introduction -- Historical Highlights -- Antiquity -- Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries -- Mesmerism and Hypnosis -- Homeopathy -- Radionics -- Color Therapy -- The Work of Royal Raymond Rife -- Electrodiagnosis, Diagnoscopy, and Discovery of the Human EEG -- 1950 to Present -- Electrocortical Stimulation Procedures -- Electromagnetic Stimulation -- Sound Therapies -- Light Therapies -- Auditory-Visual Stimulation -- Therapies Involving Rhythmic Proprioceptive Stimulation -- Aromatherapy -- Other Rhythm-Related Therapies -- Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 2 - Cranio-electro Stimulation: An Effective yet Simple Technique for Calming the Mind -- Introduction -- History -- About Electricity and Nerve Physiology -- Household Power -- The Electronics Behind CES -- CES Physiological Studies -- Methodology -- Neurotransmitter Effects of CES -- Clinical Studies -- Drug Use vs. CES for the Treatment of Depression -- Some Extraordinary Applications of CES -- Modern Developments in CES Technology -- Frequency -- Waveforms -- Conclusions -- References -- Further Reading -- Chapter 3 - Audio-Visual Entrainment: Physiological Mechanisms and Clinical Outcomes -- Introduction -- Brain wave driving -- Dissociation/Hypnotic Induction -- Autonomic Nervous System Calming -- Heart Rate Variability (Measure of Autonomic Arousal) -- Increased Cerebral Blood Flow -- Increased Neurotransmitters -- Unexpected Effects of Light and Sound Stimulation -- Research -- The Enigma of Results of Audio-Visual Entrainment -- Case Studies -- Definition of Some EEG and Quantitative EEG (qEEG) Terms. , Case Report 1: Boosting Cerebral Blood Flow -- History -- Case Report 2: Calming Beta-Type of Anxiety Using Beta AVE -- History -- Thalamo-Cortical Issues/Closed-Head Brain Injury of the Diffuse-Axonal Type -- Case Report 3: Jumpstarting the Thalamo-Cortical Loop Using Beta/SMR AVE -- History -- EEG/qEEG Analysis -- Raw Waveforms Condition -- EEG Assessment During Beta/SMR AVE -- Dynamics of Brain Response to Repetitive Stimulation -- Neuroplasticity -- Physioplasticity -- Attractors and Random Stimulation Concepts -- Subjective Aspects -- Rhythmic Stimulation of a Hyper-Connected, Allostatic System -- Toward a Model of Specificity in Rhythmic Stimulation -- Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 4 - Photobiomodulation and Other Light Stimulation Procedures -- Introduction -- Photobiomodulation and phototherapy principles -- Clinical applications -- Low Level Laser Therapy -- Near Infrared Stimulation in the Treatment of Neurodegenerative Disorders -- Research at Quietmind Foundation -- Near-Infrared Light Stimulation Technology -- Current Therapeutic Applications of Near Infrared Light -- Other Clinical Applications of Light Stimulation -- Light's Relationship to Psychiatric Disorders -- Light therapy for jaundice -- Therapeutic Application of Color: Syntonic Optometry -- Other light stimulation research -- Light-based treatment's future -- Acknowledgments -- References -- Further Reading -- Chapter 5 - Nexalin and Related Forms of Subcortical Electrical Stimulation -- Introduction -- Origins of the Nexalin tCES Waveform -- Coming to Terms -- From DC to AC and Beyond -- From AC to the Advanced tCES Waveform -- From Electroanalgesia to Emotional Well-Being -- Possible Ways Nexalin tCES May Induce Change -- The Well-Connected Hypothalamus -- Alternating Current as Neural Instigator -- Treatment Considerations -- Case Studies and Commentary. , Case Study #1 -- Case Study #2 -- Comment -- Case Study #3 -- Comment -- Case Study #4 -- Comment -- Conclusions -- References -- Further Reading -- Chapter 6 - The Use of Music for Neuromodulation -- Introduction: the universality of music and neuromodulation -- Universal Importance of Music -- Historical Foundations -- From the Relaxation Response to Music and the Brain -- Rise of Modern Music Neuromodulation/Therapy -- Specific Music-Neuromodulation Techniques -- Melodic Intonation Therapy -- Guided Imagery with Music -- Guided Imagery with Bio-guided Music Therapy -- Brain-Music Therapy -- Miscellaneous Present and Possible Future Variations of Brain Music Therapy -- Toning: The Human Voice as a Musical Instrument for Neuromodulation -- Pilot EEG Research on Effects of Toning Versus Other Stimulation Procedures -- Summary -- References -- Further Reading -- Chapter 7 - Noninvasive Transcranial Magnetic and Electrical Stimulation: Working Mechanisms -- The Brain as a Complex Adaptive System -- What is a Complex Adaptive System? -- Characteristics of Complex Adaptive Systems -- Emergence and Information -- Connectivity in the Brain -- Neuroplasticity as an Adaptive Mechanism -- Harvesting Neuroplasticity by Noninvasive Transcranial Magnetic and Electrical Stimulation -- Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation -- Transcranial Electrical Stimulation -- Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation -- Conventional tDCS -- High Definition tDCS -- Transcranial Alternating Current Stimulation -- Transcranial Random Noise Stimulation -- The Future of Neuromodulation? -- Conclusions -- References -- Further Reading -- Chapter 8 - Toward a Frequency-based Theory of Neurofeedback -- The Frequency Basis of the Organization of Natural Systems -- The Brain as a Control System -- Mass Action in the Spatial and Timing Domains -- The Spatial Mapping of Patterns in cortex. , The Organization of Feature Binding -- The Human Visual System -- The Olfactory System -- On the sense of hearing and on our sense of place -- Organization of the Motor Response -- The Small-World Model of the Cerebrum -- Synergetics: The Scientific Principles Underlying Self-Organization of Natural Systems -- The Brain as a Nonequilibrium System in a State of Criticality -- Neurofeedback -- Discovery of the Frequency Specificity of Neurofeedback -- The Discovery of Infra-Low Frequency Neurofeedback -- The Frequency Rules -- Is There Evidence for "Special" Frequencies? -- Skill Acquisition -- The Respective Roles of the Right and Left Hemisphere in Neuroregulation -- Relationship of the Left and Right Hemispheres -- The Respective Roles of Neurofeedback and Stimulation -- A Cautionary Note -- Conclusions -- References -- Further Reading -- Chapter 9 - Cultural Factors in Responses to Rhythmic Stimuli -- Current Models of Time and Rhythm Processing -- Mechanisms of Time and Rhythm Processing -- Internal Periodicity -- Perceptual Variability of the Basic Components of Temporal Experience -- Microtiming and Interval Ratios -- Entrainment -- Entrainment and Emotions/Altered States -- Meter -- Conclusions -- References -- Further Reading -- Chapter 10 - Speculation on the Nature and Future of Rhythmic Stimulation -- Mechanisms of healing -- The Primacy of Rhythm -- The Music-EEG Connection -- Rhythm and the Brain -- Musings -- The Future -- References -- Index -- Back Cover.

Additional Edition: ISBN 0-12-803726-1

Language: English

UID:

Format: 1 online resource (xxviii, 330 pages) : , illustrations

ISBN: 0-12-803747-4

Note: Cover -- Title page -- Copyright page -- Dedication -- Contents -- List of Contributors -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- References -- Chapter 1 - Historical Overview of Rhythmic Stimulation Procedures in Health and Disease -- Introduction -- Historical Highlights -- Antiquity -- Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries -- Mesmerism and Hypnosis -- Homeopathy -- Radionics -- Color Therapy -- The Work of Royal Raymond Rife -- Electrodiagnosis, Diagnoscopy, and Discovery of the Human EEG -- 1950 to Present -- Electrocortical Stimulation Procedures -- Electromagnetic Stimulation -- Sound Therapies -- Light Therapies -- Auditory-Visual Stimulation -- Therapies Involving Rhythmic Proprioceptive Stimulation -- Aromatherapy -- Other Rhythm-Related Therapies -- Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 2 - Cranio-electro Stimulation: An Effective yet Simple Technique for Calming the Mind -- Introduction -- History -- About Electricity and Nerve Physiology -- Household Power -- The Electronics Behind CES -- CES Physiological Studies -- Methodology -- Neurotransmitter Effects of CES -- Clinical Studies -- Drug Use vs. CES for the Treatment of Depression -- Some Extraordinary Applications of CES -- Modern Developments in CES Technology -- Frequency -- Waveforms -- Conclusions -- References -- Further Reading -- Chapter 3 - Audio-Visual Entrainment: Physiological Mechanisms and Clinical Outcomes -- Introduction -- Brain wave driving -- Dissociation/Hypnotic Induction -- Autonomic Nervous System Calming -- Heart Rate Variability (Measure of Autonomic Arousal) -- Increased Cerebral Blood Flow -- Increased Neurotransmitters -- Unexpected Effects of Light and Sound Stimulation -- Research -- The Enigma of Results of Audio-Visual Entrainment -- Case Studies -- Definition of Some EEG and Quantitative EEG (qEEG) Terms. , Case Report 1: Boosting Cerebral Blood Flow -- History -- Case Report 2: Calming Beta-Type of Anxiety Using Beta AVE -- History -- Thalamo-Cortical Issues/Closed-Head Brain Injury of the Diffuse-Axonal Type -- Case Report 3: Jumpstarting the Thalamo-Cortical Loop Using Beta/SMR AVE -- History -- EEG/qEEG Analysis -- Raw Waveforms Condition -- EEG Assessment During Beta/SMR AVE -- Dynamics of Brain Response to Repetitive Stimulation -- Neuroplasticity -- Physioplasticity -- Attractors and Random Stimulation Concepts -- Subjective Aspects -- Rhythmic Stimulation of a Hyper-Connected, Allostatic System -- Toward a Model of Specificity in Rhythmic Stimulation -- Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 4 - Photobiomodulation and Other Light Stimulation Procedures -- Introduction -- Photobiomodulation and phototherapy principles -- Clinical applications -- Low Level Laser Therapy -- Near Infrared Stimulation in the Treatment of Neurodegenerative Disorders -- Research at Quietmind Foundation -- Near-Infrared Light Stimulation Technology -- Current Therapeutic Applications of Near Infrared Light -- Other Clinical Applications of Light Stimulation -- Light's Relationship to Psychiatric Disorders -- Light therapy for jaundice -- Therapeutic Application of Color: Syntonic Optometry -- Other light stimulation research -- Light-based treatment's future -- Acknowledgments -- References -- Further Reading -- Chapter 5 - Nexalin and Related Forms of Subcortical Electrical Stimulation -- Introduction -- Origins of the Nexalin tCES Waveform -- Coming to Terms -- From DC to AC and Beyond -- From AC to the Advanced tCES Waveform -- From Electroanalgesia to Emotional Well-Being -- Possible Ways Nexalin tCES May Induce Change -- The Well-Connected Hypothalamus -- Alternating Current as Neural Instigator -- Treatment Considerations -- Case Studies and Commentary. , Case Study #1 -- Case Study #2 -- Comment -- Case Study #3 -- Comment -- Case Study #4 -- Comment -- Conclusions -- References -- Further Reading -- Chapter 6 - The Use of Music for Neuromodulation -- Introduction: the universality of music and neuromodulation -- Universal Importance of Music -- Historical Foundations -- From the Relaxation Response to Music and the Brain -- Rise of Modern Music Neuromodulation/Therapy -- Specific Music-Neuromodulation Techniques -- Melodic Intonation Therapy -- Guided Imagery with Music -- Guided Imagery with Bio-guided Music Therapy -- Brain-Music Therapy -- Miscellaneous Present and Possible Future Variations of Brain Music Therapy -- Toning: The Human Voice as a Musical Instrument for Neuromodulation -- Pilot EEG Research on Effects of Toning Versus Other Stimulation Procedures -- Summary -- References -- Further Reading -- Chapter 7 - Noninvasive Transcranial Magnetic and Electrical Stimulation: Working Mechanisms -- The Brain as a Complex Adaptive System -- What is a Complex Adaptive System? -- Characteristics of Complex Adaptive Systems -- Emergence and Information -- Connectivity in the Brain -- Neuroplasticity as an Adaptive Mechanism -- Harvesting Neuroplasticity by Noninvasive Transcranial Magnetic and Electrical Stimulation -- Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation -- Transcranial Electrical Stimulation -- Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation -- Conventional tDCS -- High Definition tDCS -- Transcranial Alternating Current Stimulation -- Transcranial Random Noise Stimulation -- The Future of Neuromodulation? -- Conclusions -- References -- Further Reading -- Chapter 8 - Toward a Frequency-based Theory of Neurofeedback -- The Frequency Basis of the Organization of Natural Systems -- The Brain as a Control System -- Mass Action in the Spatial and Timing Domains -- The Spatial Mapping of Patterns in cortex. , The Organization of Feature Binding -- The Human Visual System -- The Olfactory System -- On the sense of hearing and on our sense of place -- Organization of the Motor Response -- The Small-World Model of the Cerebrum -- Synergetics: The Scientific Principles Underlying Self-Organization of Natural Systems -- The Brain as a Nonequilibrium System in a State of Criticality -- Neurofeedback -- Discovery of the Frequency Specificity of Neurofeedback -- The Discovery of Infra-Low Frequency Neurofeedback -- The Frequency Rules -- Is There Evidence for "Special" Frequencies? -- Skill Acquisition -- The Respective Roles of the Right and Left Hemisphere in Neuroregulation -- Relationship of the Left and Right Hemispheres -- The Respective Roles of Neurofeedback and Stimulation -- A Cautionary Note -- Conclusions -- References -- Further Reading -- Chapter 9 - Cultural Factors in Responses to Rhythmic Stimuli -- Current Models of Time and Rhythm Processing -- Mechanisms of Time and Rhythm Processing -- Internal Periodicity -- Perceptual Variability of the Basic Components of Temporal Experience -- Microtiming and Interval Ratios -- Entrainment -- Entrainment and Emotions/Altered States -- Meter -- Conclusions -- References -- Further Reading -- Chapter 10 - Speculation on the Nature and Future of Rhythmic Stimulation -- Mechanisms of healing -- The Primacy of Rhythm -- The Music-EEG Connection -- Rhythm and the Brain -- Musings -- The Future -- References -- Index -- Back Cover.

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Format: 1 online resource

ISSN: 2333-8423

Uniform Title: Ellensburg dawn (Online)

Note: Robert A. Turner, editor. , Some issues accompanied by supplements. , Description based on: Vol. 5, no. 11 (March 18, 1898); title from masthead (Chroniclingamerica.loc.gov, viewed February 19, 2014).

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ISSN: 2333-8377

Uniform Title: Dawn (Ellensburg, Wash. : 1894 : Online)

Note: R.A. Turner, editor , "Our motto: Keep in the middle of the road."

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ISSN: 2333-8407

Uniform Title: Dawn (Ellensburg, Wash. : 1895 : Online)

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ISSN: 2333-8407

Uniform Title: Dawn (Ellensburg, Wash. : 1895 : Online)

Note: Robert A. Turner, editor. , "Keep in the middle of the road."

Additional Edition: ISSN 2333-8393

Former: The weekly dawn

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