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One Size Does Not Fit All: Avoiding the Kardashian-ification of the Brain with Friederike Fabritius and Penijean Gracefire
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Mastering cognitive control, adapting brainwaves, and optimizing flexibility.
Penijean Gracefire joins Friederike for the second time to discuss the practical applications and benefits of neurofeedback, focusing on innovative techniques such as z-score training. Penijean shares her personal experiences with brain training and the importance of cognitive flexibility. The discussion also tackles the diversity of thought within the field, agreeing that there is no “right” or “wrong” way of approach, and the concept of allostasis. Both Friederike and Penijean emphasize the importance of a more personalized, adaptable approach to neurofeedback when it comes to mental health and cognitive performance. If you’re wanting to deepen your understanding on optimizing brain function, flexibility, and enhancing your overall well-being, this is the episode for you.
00:44 Personal Experiences with Brain Boosting Techniques 03:28 Traumatic Brain Injury and Cognitive Flexibility 05:22 Exploring Z-Score Training 10:53 Understanding Allostasis vs. Homeostasis 18:04 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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Penijean Gracefire is a neural frequency analyst and constant question asker who rides motorcycles, drinks tea, and designs therapeutic applications for emerging neurotechnology. Her educational background includes a clinical mental health license and board certification in both Neurofeedback and Quantitative EEG. As a qualified supervisor, she also serves as the co-chair of the Neuroscience Taskforce for the American Mental Health Counseling Association.
Penijean constructs closed loop EEG-based feedback paradigms which alter neural dynamics in real time, helping people to recover from injury and trauma by improving cortical network flexibility and adaptive cascades. Her ground-breaking work has led to industry-wide changes in neuromodulation and is the basis for current standards in international certification. Penijean’s passions include spectral analysis, creative delivery mechanisms for caffeine, and taking things apart to see how they work.
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