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Description
Organized with reference to networks, lobes of
the brain,10-20 sites and Brodmann areas, this
137-page monograph features over 100
plates/illustrations and comprises all new
information as published in The Neurofeedback
Book 2nd Edition.Praise for Functional
Neuroanatomy...This review book on Functional
Neuroanatomy is urgently needed and helps educate
both qEEG users as well as EEG Neurofeedback
practitioners. It advances the ability to link
symptoms to dysregulated brain networks
resulting in improved clinical outcomes in fewer
sessions. Congratulations to the authors for this
significant contribution! - Robert W. Thatcher,
PhD, Applied Neuroscience Inc.It is refreshing to
experience a neuroanatomy text that links in
detail the various and complex functions of each
Brodmann area with the anatomy of its connections
with other brain areas. - Joel F. Lubar,
PhD, Professor Emeritus, University of Tennessee
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Description
Organized with reference to networks, lobes of
the brain,10-20 sites and Brodmann areas, this
137-page monograph features over 100
plates/illustrations and comprises all new
information as published in The Neurofeedback
Book 2nd Edition.Praise for Functional
Neuroanatomy...This review book on
Functional Neuroanatomy is urgently needed and
helps educate both qEEG users as well as EEG
Neurofeedback practitioners. It advances the
ability to link symptoms to dysregulated brain
networks resulting in improved clinical outcomes
in fewer sessions. Congratulations to the authors
for this significant contribution! - Robert W.
Thatcher, PhD, Applied Neuroscience Inc.It is
refreshing to experience a neuroanatomy text that
links in detail the various and complex functions
of each Brodmann area with the anatomy of its
connections with other brain areas. - Joel F.
Lubar, PhD, Professor Emeritus, University
of Tennessee
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