“This post will describe the brain’s job and how it performs it through networks. We will review examples of brain network involvement in psychological functions and dysfunctions. We will explain how neurofeedback and biofeedback can remodel dysfunctional brain networks to ease psychological and behavioral challenges. Understanding brain network structure and function should inform the selection of neurofeedback protocols.
What Does the Brain Do?
The brain is the organ of exploration, adaptation, homeostasis, and consciousness. That is, the brain supports stable biological health that is adaptive to the changing demands of the environment as the person explores the world in the service of self- and species preservation (Buzsáki, 2019; Llinás, 2001). Barrett (2020) argued that the brain does more than react to stimuli…”
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