This title examines the strengths and limitations of QEEG databases as a tool for the diagnosis of neurological and psychiatric disorders. Written by experts who have had considerable experience in either the development of databases or in working with them, this book can improve your ability to fine-tune existing protocols and develop new ones leading to better treatment, better long-term outcomes and fewer training sessions. Comparisons are made between currently available databases to help determine what is the best approach given a particular set of circumstances. This volume will be helpful to neurotherapists, as well as Doctors, Psychiatrists, Psychologists, Social Workers, Nurses and Biofeedback providers.
