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Potential QEEG Markers of Childhood Stuttering And Their Implications for Neurofeedback

Researchers compared the quantitative EEGs (QEEG) of 26 children with a history of stuttering to 21 age matched controls with no stuttering and may have identified important "EEG markers" of pediatric stuttering*. The authors' epidemiological review of pediatric stuttering finds that this disorder afflicts approximately 1% of prepubertal children typically between 2 to 7 years of age with an peak onset arou ...

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An Introduction to EEG Phenotypes (Part 3)

Part 1 of this series provided a basic introduction to and a list of the 11 candidate electroencephalography (EEG) phenotypes, while Part 2 covered 5 of 11 EEG phenotypes. Part 3 details the remaining 6 EEG phenotypes with some final thoughts and a wrap up of this popular series. As detailed beforehand, the phenotypes and their implications for neurofeedback mostly draw from the writings of Johnston, Gunkel ...

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