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History of Neurofeedback
1960s: The Beginning
Research by M. Barry Sterman and Wanda Wyrwicka showed that brain activity could be measured and influenced using EEG.
Key Discovery: Brain Patterns Can Change
A specific brainwave pattern—sensorimotor rhythm (SMR)—was linked to deep focus and stability.
Researchers discovered the brain can learn and adapt when given real-time feedback.
1970s: Expanding the Research
Further studies at University of California, Los Angeles showed that trained brain patterns could support improved neurological stability.
This helped move neurofeedback from research into real-world application.
Today at Wilmington Neurofeedback
With advancements in technology, neurofeedback has become more precise, comfortable, and tailored to the individual.
At Wilmington Neurofeedback, we build on this progress with a personalized approach designed to support more efficient brain function—helping improve:
- Focus & Attention
- Emotional Balance
- Sleep Quality
- Cognitive Performance
