CAN WE CONTROL OUR BRAIN ACTIVITY?

Posted on | April 30, 2011 | No Comments

Aladdin Cafe Magdalen St, Wednesday 18 May, 12.30

Techniques have evolved which allow us to measure the activity of our brain, and evidence suggests that we can use biofeedback methods to control and change our brain activity. The equipment used is becoming more accessible, so is this useful to us? Could we use it to maximise our cognitive performance, or help us to relax? Can it also be used as a treatment method? How would this change our view of ourselves?

Neil Rutterford Social Work & Psychology

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