 Neurolink Q links patient's symptoms to locations in the brain. Are you wondering what part of your brain might be involved in the problem you are having? Yeah, there's an app for that! There is a new app out called Neurolink Q. It allows a person to enter into it whatever symptoms they might be having and see what parts of the brain may be involved in generating their symptoms. For example if a person has anxiety, it will show what parts of the brain may be involved in generating anxiety. I use it in conjunction with a program called Neuroguide to do Neurofeedback with patients. I use Neuroguide in conjunction with a program called swLORETA which allows me to train the brain in three dimensions.  swLORETA technology shows elevated electrical brain activity in an anxious traumatic brain injury patient, show here with the yellow and red colors. Neurolink Q can be used with the doctor and patient to see what parts of the brain may be involved and then see how the patient's symptoms are changing over time.
The questions assess things like anxiety, depression, post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD), chronic pain, insomnia, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), early dementia, Parkinson's disease, alexithymia, autism, cognitive issues related to the coronavirus and various issues related to traumatic brain injury or concussion. If you enter this information, Neurolink Q does not send your information anywhere so you do not need to be concerned about privacy. If you WANT to send it to me, we can arrange for that but it takes additional steps. You can download the app here: http://anineurolink.com/mobile/APPgallery.htm Call 727-509-3760 to schedule an appointment.
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1/9/2024 04:12:39 am
Are you wondering what part of your brain might be involved in the problem you are having? Yeah, there's an app for that!
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1/9/2024 04:13:52 am
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AuthorI'm a Chiropractic Physician, Psychotherapist and researcher. I'm interested in helping people live their lives to their full potential. That could be simply without pain. Or it could be without more complicated physical or mental health problems. Or it could be getting help in making changes in their life so that they can achieve their dreams. Archives
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