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# Neurofeedback in the Treatment of Developmental Trauma: Calming the Fear-Driven Brain

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Neurofeedback in the Treatment of Developmental Trauma: Calming the Fear-Driven Brain: 9780393707861: Medicine & Health Science Books @ desertcart.com

Review: insightful - I've read this book non-stop like a fiction, then opened it again to reread. I am hugely impressed with science behind the neurofeedback process, especially the impact of the early experience of motherlessness on the right hemisphere development. Both the separation and the bridge between mind and brain are insightful: "I could feel a new reality that my brain was separable from my mind, and that my mind was inseparable from my brain". As a therapist, I am trained to put emphasis on the mind. At the same time I see how beautifully the process of therapy is unfolding for those clients who combine neurotherapy with psychotherapy, so now I have a better understanding of what is going on inside the brain, the role of amygdala. It is going to change my practice. Love the stories of three clients with so serious disorders. Love the gentleness of therapy provided by dr Fisher, and her patience. I thought I would skip the stories, that they are tedious, but they were like magnets. The light writing style made all the science easy to understand. Protocol selection is more art than science, so I prefer training synchrony as overarching brain-wave organizing principle. However I am trying now FPO2 on myself. The last section about four patterns (that which cannot repeat itself and dies, that which repeats without change, that which repeats itself but changes, and that unfolding unpredictably, evolving) resonates with me profoundly. It's life propagation principle, the principle of creation, and I love, absolutely love that our brains are capable of overcoming the developmental trauma and evolve like beautiful, complex entities, the way Life created them.
Review: The Medium is the Message - Sebern Fisher's writing embodies her message: the value of an integrated and well-regulated brain. She has attained the remarkable: a book that is at once informative and fascinating, scientific and warmly personal, academic and a page-turner for anyone interested in the subject. The clarity of her thinking, her ability to weave together strands of research, theory and practice and come up with a profoundly relevant tapestry, speaks to the coherence that neurofeedback is all about. What I found most unusual is the way she deftly bridges the divide between objectivity and personal point of view. Whereas my usual strategy for reading psychology is to jump around based on my interests and questions, relying heavily on the index, I found myself drawn into the narrative, which, due to her long-term and innovative quest for knowledge and her compassion for her patients, resonates on deeper levels than the purely academic. Her case histories are instructive, sometimes poignant, and gratefully, abbreviated to the point of relevance, thus avoiding the lengthy anecdotal chapters that bog down some books of its kind. I particularly appreciate her tolerance for (and willingness to confront) unanswered questions, which only adds gravitas to the research she provides. A seasoned expert in neurofeedback who is dedicated to the wellbeing of her clients, Ms. Fisher has written a landmark guide in this important and rapidly evolving field.

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| Best Sellers Rank | #530,081 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #123 in Neurology (Books) #324 in Popular Psychology Counseling #838 in Medical Counseling |
| Customer Reviews | 4.8 out of 5 stars 219 Reviews |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ insightful
*by G***Z on April 30, 2014*

I've read this book non-stop like a fiction, then opened it again to reread. I am hugely impressed with science behind the neurofeedback process, especially the impact of the early experience of motherlessness on the right hemisphere development. Both the separation and the bridge between mind and brain are insightful: "I could feel a new reality that my brain was separable from my mind, and that my mind was inseparable from my brain". As a therapist, I am trained to put emphasis on the mind. At the same time I see how beautifully the process of therapy is unfolding for those clients who combine neurotherapy with psychotherapy, so now I have a better understanding of what is going on inside the brain, the role of amygdala. It is going to change my practice. Love the stories of three clients with so serious disorders. Love the gentleness of therapy provided by dr Fisher, and her patience. I thought I would skip the stories, that they are tedious, but they were like magnets. The light writing style made all the science easy to understand. Protocol selection is more art than science, so I prefer training synchrony as overarching brain-wave organizing principle. However I am trying now FPO2 on myself. The last section about four patterns (that which cannot repeat itself and dies, that which repeats without change, that which repeats itself but changes, and that unfolding unpredictably, evolving) resonates with me profoundly. It's life propagation principle, the principle of creation, and I love, absolutely love that our brains are capable of overcoming the developmental trauma and evolve like beautiful, complex entities, the way Life created them.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The Medium is the Message
*by C***D on September 22, 2015*

Sebern Fisher's writing embodies her message: the value of an integrated and well-regulated brain. She has attained the remarkable: a book that is at once informative and fascinating, scientific and warmly personal, academic and a page-turner for anyone interested in the subject. The clarity of her thinking, her ability to weave together strands of research, theory and practice and come up with a profoundly relevant tapestry, speaks to the coherence that neurofeedback is all about. What I found most unusual is the way she deftly bridges the divide between objectivity and personal point of view. Whereas my usual strategy for reading psychology is to jump around based on my interests and questions, relying heavily on the index, I found myself drawn into the narrative, which, due to her long-term and innovative quest for knowledge and her compassion for her patients, resonates on deeper levels than the purely academic. Her case histories are instructive, sometimes poignant, and gratefully, abbreviated to the point of relevance, thus avoiding the lengthy anecdotal chapters that bog down some books of its kind. I particularly appreciate her tolerance for (and willingness to confront) unanswered questions, which only adds gravitas to the research she provides. A seasoned expert in neurofeedback who is dedicated to the wellbeing of her clients, Ms. Fisher has written a landmark guide in this important and rapidly evolving field.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent introduction to Neurofeedback
*by R***S on August 4, 2020*

I bought this book based on having read "The Body Keeps the Score," which mentioned Sebern Fisher's work. I suffer from childhood developmental trauma and decided to get this as an intro to neurofeedback. I'm SO glad I did. It is an excellent guide that is written both for professionals who want to learn how to train patients, and for those of us who want to explore a new therapy option. I have hit a wall with talk therapy and neurofeedback seemed like something I was interested in exploring. Sebern thoroughly explains the process and the problems involved with treating developmental trauma disorders experienced in childhood. She takes an honest approach that basically says that neurofeedback is not a magic bullet, but proves that it is an exceptional way to treat those of us with these issues. It provides a lot of promise and proven results that she exhibits in the book. No doubt she has changed many lives, mine included. Because of this book I have made an appointment to begin my own neurofeedback therapy. If you are at all interested in a new form of therapy and have considered neurofeedack as an approach, I highly recommend this book to make your decision.

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