Walker · 2011
qEEG-guided training of high-beta activity
Clinical comparison · 71 participants
What the study found
Brain maps identified excess 21–30 Hz activity in a study of 71 people with recurrent migraine. Forty-six chose neurofeedback targeting lower high-beta and increased 10 Hz activity; 25 continued medication. In the neurofeedback group, 54% reported becoming migraine-free and 39% reported a reduction in frequency greater than half.
Why it matters
The study illustrates how qEEG findings can guide the choice of brain regions and frequencies for individualized training.
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