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Games of Zones, I know, a shameless riff on the biggest and most popular show in the world. Why not capitalize on #GOT, especially if it got you to read this post?

If we truly want to make an impact, we must be willing to take risks, be vulnerable, leave our comfort zone and do hard things.

I recently joined James Garrett of Brain by Design on the Deep Change Podcast to explore the power of neurotechnology to neutralize stress.

Yesterday our team at Advanced Brain Technologies announced the publication of a peer reviewed journal article that discusses the unique properties of the acoustically modified music of The Listening Program®.

Have you ever listened to music to relax, study or exercise? If so, you’ve likely experienced the therapeutic benefits of music.

Have you ever listened to music to relax, study or exercise? If so, you’ve likely experienced the therapeutic benefits of music.

I sat down at the 2017 Advanced Clinical Summit for a discussion with my long time friend and colleague Kurt Othmer, President of EEG Info, a leader in clinical neurofeedback.

My friend Jamie Pabst invited me to participate in what turned out to be an amazing experience. I spoke at and participated in a round table discussion for the Consolari Concert Hall.

I had the pleasure of speaking with Dr. Michael Seng on the Oneness Approach podcast. During our conversation, I explained the harmful effects of noise pollution.

Dr. Charles Parker interviewed me for Corebrain Journal to discuss how music can impact us in meaningful ways.

Science has given us great insight into the brain, and this knowledge has lead to innovative techniques, solutions and treatments.

I had the privilege of speaking at the Autism Hope Alliance Summit along with 31 of the world’s most trusted physicians, researchers, and therapists.

A report from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services indicates that autism spectrum disorder prevalence has significantly increased to over 2% of all children in the United States, with an estimated 1 in 28 boys currently with an autism diagnosis.

Dr. Charles Parker interviewed me for Corebrain Journal to discuss how music can impact us in meaningful ways.

One of the great benefits of my friendship with the late Don Campbell, besides co-authoring Healing at the Speed of Sound® together, are the wonderful people I have met through him. Among them is the lovely Chloë Goodchild.

Over the past decade, the first treatment response for the U.S. military and veteran epidemic of sleep disorders, traumatic brain injury, post-traumatic stress, mental health, and suicide prevention has been pharmaceuticals which are ineffective and have long-lasting...

Several years ago I had the good fortune of meeting one of the brightest, most creative individuals I’ve ever crossed paths with, award-winning film producer and creativity expert, Barnet Bain.

Have you ever listened to music to relax, study or exercise? If so, you’ve likely experienced the therapeutic benefits of music.