The attached article and references have been published in the Journal of Neurotherapy. The following link is directly to an online pdf file:      

The ANI (Applied Neuroscience, Inc) Z DLL is a software option that enables the BrainMaster 2.5 and 3.0 software to compute and use Z scores in real time for assessment and training.   For a current brochure, see:   For technical information, see:    ...

The attached file will explain how to use real-time Z-Score DLL training.

The attachments show a 4-channel alpha synchrony protocol. This was updated 5/29/08 with improved Event Wizard support, and the relay enabled for BrainTrack. Note:  This protocol design, and all designs provided by BrainMaster, are for demonstration and illustration purposes only. ...

There are several ways to train coherence. The built-in protocol "Peak" does alpha coherence and can be easily changed for other bands and up training, etc. The built-in settings file "Demo Beta Coherence Range Training" can also be used as a starting point for range...

The live Z scores are based upon a dynamic database and joint-time-frequency analysis, while the NeuroGuide postprocessed Z Scores are based upon a normative database of 1-minute averages.  Thus they have different statistics, as is expected. It is like taking one set of statistics of...

The attached document shows 19 channels gathered on a 4-channel Atlantis MINI-Q.  The data were gathered in 5 minutes, by gathering 1-minute samples from 4 channels at a time.  The NeuroGuide analysis includes z scores as well as topographic maps of EEG data. Coherence phase, and...

This is the simplest way to train coherence on 2.0 or later software. It does not use anything except the built-in sound processor. It is set up this way in the built-in protocol "Peak" which also uses animations, etc. But the following procedure will manually set up a simple...

The following link is for a paper that was published in the Journal of Neurotherapy in 2007.  It describes the benefits, as well as limitations, of monopolar and bipolar training, and makes the case for consistent use of monopolar recordings for assessment as well as training.  It was...

The most important thing about live Z Score training is that it is scientific.  It is based upon published research and a well-documented normative database.  It uses concepts that have been proven in clinical research to lead to beneficial outcomes.  It eliminates guesswork, and...

QUESTION:  The brain map I did came back showing: Auditory processing deficits because of temporal lobe hypercoherence.  I am downtraining 5-9 theta.  How do I handle the hypercoherence downtraining? I've heard from a few people that COHERENCE training goes more quickly...

There has been some understandable concern that the automated training provided by live Z Scores may replace the clinician, providing a simple "plug and play" approach.  We do not see this as a concern. The clinician is first of all completely responsible for the client's...

The attached files provide an example of Gamma SCC (Spectral Correlation Coefficient) uptraining using the Event Wizard.  It controls the sounds, points, animations, DVD, CD, and Flash Games.  This is useful to those wanting to train in a manner consistent with Dr. Thornton. The...

This file will explain how to use NeuroGuide to read in Mini-Q or standard EEG records. The attached file NGMINIQ.pdf is useful for either standard or for Mini-Q files.   First set the following:  View or Change Settings / Data Channels set Save EEG to Disk ON. Then the system...

This shows a comparison, with the agreement between BrainMaster real-time coherence and NeuroGuide offline coherence metric.

The attached document details the brain functions accessed by the 9 positions of the MINI-Q II.  The brain functions are based upon a paper by Walker et. al (2007). This provides an innovative approach to 4-channel neurofeedback.  It provides a structure and method for training...

There are a variety of resources for qualified third-parties to read and interpret your MINI-Q results.  Most of these also offer training and consultation.  These include: John Demos Dr. Richard Soutar Q-Metrx (Leslie Sherlin) Dr. Paul Swingle Dr. Diane Stoler Dr....

The attached drawings detail each of the 9 positions of the MINI-Q II and explains their functional importance.   All 9 drawings are compiled into one doc file (suitable for printing 11x17 for wall mounting) at:   or you can make 3 nice 8-1/2 x 11 posters from:   ...

The attached settings file shows a basic design for beta coherence uptraining with dynamic thresholding. You need to download this file to your PC and open it (double-click or "open").  The Session Librarian will automatically unpack the files, so you will have a folder called...

Comodulation was defined by Sterman and Kaiser.  The BrainMaster implementation of this metric was done with the assistance of Dr. David Kaiser. To train comodulation, use the "comodulation" selection for coherence type, in the Feedback Control Panel. Comodulation can also be...