Tools for T.A.S.R.

Technology-Assisted Self-Regulation / Self-Realization

TAG Sync and Live Complexity Training (LCT) software is available for the following biofeedback and neurofeedback systems: Cyberevolution’s BioExplorer Thought Technology’s ProComp Infiniti & BioGraph MindMedia’s Nexus & BioTrace+ This is the official source for software and training for Live Complexity Training (LCT) and TAG Sync (theta-alpha-gamma synchrony) neurofeedback. Both the single and dual channel NFB designs train self- regulation of cross-frequency coupling, synchrony and complexity. Both can observe the transdiagnostic EEG biomarker of chronic disease and sickness behavior. Please visit TAG Sync for more information. In early 2018 livecomplexitytraining.com will be available. The hardware and software here can also be used for doing many types of standard bio- and neurofeedback protocols.

If you have only recently been introduced to Technology-Assisted Self- Regulation / Self-Realization (T.A.S.R.) such as bio- and neurofeedback and Heart Rate Variability Training, then you may want to spend a moment looking at the U.S. National Library of Medicine holdings at pubmed.gov. The following two links will take you to biofeedback and neurofeedback results at NLM’s PubMed. Be sure to add your subject of interest to the search phrase at the top of the pubmed page in order to get the most relevant information. For example, you can search the NLM for the phrase “neurofeedback sickness behavior”, typed in without the punctuation. Another of countless useful searches is for the 4 words - heart rate variability anxiety. Or view or download any of the hundreds of free full-text scientific articles to be found along with explanatory text here: https://tagsync.com https://livecomplexitytraining.com

Neurofeedback Protocols:

Neurofeedback was first developed by researchers, not licensed clinicians. The early and simple protocols brought benefit in a wide variety of situations and were well summarized in a special issue of Biological Psychology, number 95, in 2014. All those protocols can be well performed with the neurofeedback hardware and software described above. A good description of the development of early neurofeedback protocols into synchrony and complexity protocols can be found in Chapin T, et al (2014) - Neurotherapy and Neurofeedback: Brain-Based Treatment for Psycholgoical and Behavioral Problems. Routledge. Theta-alpha-gamma synchrony neurofeedback and live complexity training act more like “pointing-out instructions” toward the adaptive awake state. This functions like an adaptogen. Adaptogenic neurofeedback, by its very nature, leads to a transdiagnostic remediation of sickness behavior. The observable effects on the EEG are discussed at tagsync.com and livecomplexitytraining.com.