Listen to this short clip to learn more about how family dynamics are affected when a person uses and then stops using. You'll find out the best way to treat your family member when they start taking steps to get clean.

Depending on the age of your child, you may wield more influence than you think. Listen to this short clip to learn practical, actionable steps you can take to help them break the habit.

ASD lends itself to a particularly solitary existence. Listen to this short clip to find out why ASD can cause loneliness and how neurofeedback training is helping people with ASD understand other people and cultivate relationships with them.

In this short clip, hear more about the positive changes neurofeedback can create, as John Mekrut relates the many changes he's seen in his own autistic daughter when the family gathers for meals.

Listen to this short clip to discover how EEG tests have shown that more than 95 % of brain activity takes place in the Subconscious Mind, making mindfulness essential to developing healthy habits and behaviors.

In this short clip, find out why we so often repeat mistakes in our relationships, without even realizing it. Then, learn how to improve your "dance moves" to create a loving, healthy relationship.

In this short clip, you'll learn why difficult relationships are born of a lack of self love. You'll also discover why your first responsibility is to love yourself and how you can fulfill it, thereby healing yourself and others.

We all lose our way from time to time because life is a learning curve. In this short clip, learn why each tragedy and crisis we face is a valuable source of wisdom and flexibility, and as Terri Cole puts it, "find the gem in the crap stew."

A highlight from the Oneness Approach podcast. Kurt Othmer's work in neurofeedback with the Dali Lama and his monks resulted in some amazing discoveries anyone who practices meditation will be interested to learn about.

A highlight from the Oneness Approach podcast. Neurofeedback lets you know, moment-to-moment, what your brain is doing, which can go a long way in helping your personal development - especially when used in conjunction with mindfulness,