Dr. Kakaiya has used BEE Medic’s Cygnet neurofeedback system since 2012 and considers it essential to her practice. “With as busy as my practice is, I could use another BEE Medic machine!” she shares. She primarily uses Infra-Low Frequency (ILF) neurofeedback and the 1-channel protocol, praising Cygnet’s user-friendly interface over other systems.

The first part of the article ‘Clinical ILF neurofeedback with children and adolescents’ has been published in the current issue of the 'forum für Kinder- und Jugendpsychiatrie, Psychosomatik und Psychotherapie' of the bkjpp (Professional Association for Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, Psychosomatics and Psychotherapy in Germany e.V.) (issue 4/2024).

Our experienced lecturers Gernot Wührer and Stephan Kolbe, both qualified psychologists, provide exciting insights into the scientific principles of neurofeedback, with a particular focus on infra-low frequency (ILF) neurofeedback.

Meet Clackamas Health Centers Behavioral Health in Oregon!

Clackamas Health Centers Behavioral Health has been transforming lives across Oregon by integrating innovative therapies like neurofeedback into their comprehensive mental health services. With a dedicated team of 15 trained neurofeedback clinicians and 13 NeuroAmps, they provide personalized care tailored to meet each individual’s unique needs. Their commitment fosters long-term success and well-being, leveraging ILF neurofeedback to achieve life-changing results for clients of all ages.

On this World Mental Health Day, we’re honored to share Adam McCord’s remarkable journey and the transformative power of neurofeedback therapy. Adam, who has faced significant mental health challenges, including episodes that left him unable to engage with the world for weeks, saw a dramatic shift after starting neurofeedback. With the support of his father, Lone McCord, and neurofeedback specialist Kim Antonell, Adam’s progress has been life-changing—he’s regained independence, improved communication, and even resolved lifelong symptoms like drooling. Over time, Adam became medication-free, and his quality of life has drastically improved. "This is just an unbelievable tool set that BEE Medic continues to innovate and improve," says Lone.

This year's Mental Health Action Week starts on October 10, 2024. Under the motto “Hand in hand for mental health in the workplace”, the Mental Health Action Alliance wants to raise awareness of mental stress and focus on important questions: How do we manage to remain capable and healthy in everyday working life despite constant stress and staff shortages? How can those affected be better integrated? And how can we openly counteract the stigmatization of mental illness?