🧠 Mind Games: How Advertising Shapes Our Mental Health & Beyond 🌐

NeuroNoodle Network Podcast: Neurofeedback & Wellness Podcast

#MentalHealthPodcast #Psychology #BrainHealth #EEG #AIinHealthcare #AdvertisingImpact #MentalWellness #SocietalInfluence #AnxietyDepression #ElectionYearStress #Neuroscience Join us in this eye-opening episode as we delve into the complex world of mental health, neuroscience, and societal influences. 🎧 Explore how advertising, media, and societal pressures shape our mental well-being in unexpected ways. 🔍 In This Episode: Advertising's Impact on Mental Health: A deep dive into the manipulative power of advertising and its effects on our psyche. 📺 The Role of EEG & AI in Mental Health: Discussing the potential and challenges of using EEG and AI for mental health diagnosis and treatment. 🧬 Critique of DSM and Traditional Approaches: Examining the limitations of the DSM in mental health and exploring alternative methods. 📚 Societal Pressure and Anxiety-Depression: Understanding the rise of anxious depression in today's fast-paced world. 😰 Election Year Tensions & Mental Health: Anticipating the mental health implications of political polarization in an election year. 🗳️ 👥 Expert Insights: Hear from Dr. Marie and Jay, seasoned experts in neurofeedback and psychology, as they offer their unique perspectives on these critical issues. 📘 Featured Book Discussion: Uncover insights from "Chapter 24: The Attention Economy" in Dr. Marie's book, which discusses next year's challenges in detail. http://www.drmariswingle.com/i-minds-book/ 🌟 Why Tune In: Whether you're a mental health enthusiast, a psychology student, or simply interested in the effects of societal dynamics on mental health, this podcast is a treasure trove of information and thought-provoking discussion. So, grab your headphones, settle in, and join us on a journey to demystify the complex interplay between our minds and the world around us! 💡 🔔 Subscribe for more insightful episodes on mental health, neuroscience, and the forces that shape our daily lives. Show Notes: 0:001:23 Jay Gunkelman Pups Half Pipes Zoomies 2:33 Mental health in the news What types of treatments are professionals offering? onscreen vs face to face 5:46 Scope of Practice 7:55 Less Sleep Issue 10:13 Iminds reference on active children 11:32 DSM 5 Approvals for Insurance to Pay on Codes 16:40 Evian Gordon Martijn Arns Clips 18:30 AI looking at EEG and needs more data 19:40 Know your data 20:49 Need to have 500,000 eeg readings to be valid 22:40 Police officers dealing with mental health on street 24:03 High ASA Scores 25:50 Screen Time Crisis of Disatisfaction 28:00 FOMO 29:48 Binging More More More 32:26 Anxious Depression? 33:10 TMS Targets without eeg 35:33 Magnets on eyelashes? 36:19 Belladonna 41:55 Advertising and Social Dilemma clip Political Advertising 44:00 Pearl Harbor 46:37 Chapter 24 Iminds Attention Ecomomy clip to show with dr mari Jay Gunkelman is a highly respected figure in the field of neurofeedback and EEG. With over 40 years of experience in the field, he is renowned for his expertise in brain wave analysis. Gunkelman's work spans clinical and research domains, contributing significantly to the understanding of brain function and its application in mental health treatment. His insights and knowledge in EEG technology and neurofeedback have made him a valuable resource in both academic and clinical settings. For more detailed information about Jay Gunkelman, please visit http://www.brainsinternational.com/index.cfm/about-us/team-members-bios/ Dr. Mari Swingle is a clinical psychologist and neurotherapist with a Ph.D. She specializes in biofeedback and neurofeedback, focusing on the impact of technology on brain function and behavior. Dr. Swingle's work addresses behavioral and learning challenges across different age groups, contributing significantly to understanding the interplay between technology, brain development, and learning. She is also a respected author and speaker in her field.

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