Myndlift with Muse Headband: Neurofeedback Will Never Be the Same

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Cody Rall, M.D., is a United States Navy trained Psychiatrist who specializes in neurotechnology wearables. He is a co-founder of Stanford Brainstorm, the world’s first academic laboratory dedicated to transforming brain health through entrepreneurship.
Dr. Rall also served as a board member of the psychiatry innovation lab, an annual national competition at the American Psychiatric Association that works as an incubator for groups developing technological solutions to problems in mental health care. He is the founder of Techforpsych, a media and relations company that covers advancements in technology related to neuroscience.
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[@CodyRallMD]

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[@stewartgregerson4159]

For anyone wondering the Muse S doesn't work on the android myndloft system so it's for Apple users only. $51 per week is the price.

[@omegavisionaries]

Can you suggest an alternative to Myndlift with similar functionality? Their pricing is outrageous...

[@stressfree9780]

If u can't afford $51 you got bigger problems

[@thejasonmack]

@@stressfree9780 that's $2600 a year bud

[@DrRimka]

In person training I charge $150/session. This is insanely dirt cheap. I charge $5000 roughly for a package that takes 2-3 months to compete in person. But paying for a Board certified experienced clinician is deserved by us. This home training style is outrageously affordable but is not as custom as working 1:1 in person

[@DrRimka]

And I typically run a 4-6 week wait list... plenty of people can afford this permanent way of changing the brain to avoid drugs and problems for the rest of your life

[@lauranilsen8988]

@@DrRimka ...and plenty of people can’t. 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@zendiya1895]

You and your channel are amazing. I love watching your videos and plan to order a Muse product soon!!! 😊

[@CodyRallMD]

Thanks Zendiya! I'm so glad you enjoy the content :)

[@sunbeansnflowersluv]

Doesn't the headband read fewer areas of the brain than traditional neurofeedback that uses multiple sensors?

[@nathan0lippi]

Fascinating topic. Thank you for covering it so clearly and well, Cody. Question: * Operant conditioning can be used to change the ratio of brainwaves, which sounds quite valuable in itself. * However, being in ADHD state, or a high beta state can be very adaptive in certain contexts, but it's suboptimal to be in either state all the time. * Given this, is it common or possible to use neurofeedback to train people to easily flow between different states? Looking forward to your response!

[@DrRimka]

Yes, that’s what neurofeedback gives: flexibility

[@jacobsl3499]

@@DrRimka Given this, is it common or possible to use neurofeedback to train people to easily flow between different states? ---> That is SO interesting. This is what I´ve been experiencing as difficult (diagnosed with ADHD). Does this tap into the component of executive functioning referred to as "cognitive flexibility"?

[@LittleFullLotaSap]

Can neurofeedback be used to control symptoms of Tourette Syndrome/ chronic tic disorders? This would be for a mild to moderate presence of chronic motor tics. I ask because I've noticed that different activities such as anything artistic (drawing, painting, playing an instrument), even weeding in the garden seem to lessen or completely stop the tics so I'm thinking there's different brainwave activity during these activities that is not conducive to producing tics. I have the Muse 2 and though I've only just started using it I've ordered the Muse S because it's hard for me to relax with the hard plastic frame of the 2 on. I also wanted the sleep improvement features of the S. Thanks!

[@thehessmoshow]

If your mind is stuck in fight or flight mode is there a particular brain wave to focus on? Or if your mind is suffering from disassociation or "movie mode"? I wonder if this head band is as effective as going to a practitioner. It's hard to pay $140 a visit twice (even once) a week. Thanks for your time.

[@CodyRallMD]

Both will be helpful. Combination for greatest effect. If you are having major mental health issues I wouldn't use the headband in lieu of seeking professional help.

[@Skitdora2010]

I know the movie mode you are speaking of. A cure is thinking thorough and organizing the memory causing the fight or flight. The memory is broken and stored in the wrong part of the brain because of the hormones released by the fight or flight mode when the experience occurred, you need to bring all the disjointed memory together and help your brain put it together like a puzzle to a normal experience/memory and then your brain will relocate it to the correct part of the brain. Try to organize all the pieces into a real memory. (I.E. The blue shirt was what he wore, I am x years old, this is what I did ect) you might not ever get all of the memory bundled together, but the most you can helps. By embracing it and understanding what happened, letting yourself relive it, even though it's painful you can decrease its power over your life. Also, slowing things down, like moving to the country for a few months can help you feel like you are ready to face the stem of the anxiety and help you remember and feel safe enough to work through your history. For PTSD, they suggest playing Tetris, but personally, just sitting and taking a few weeks to absorb the memories helped. Also ask your therapist for that desensitizing you do in the dark room where you quickly look left and right with your head facing forward sitting still with your eyes closed. I didn't do that, but have heard others have great results with that. It brings up hidden memories that are causing trauma that once worked through help stop panic attacks.

[@stressfree9780]

You don't need to pay anyone! Goto RadioShack buy some electric wires ($2.75) tape them to your head with electric tape and a CB antenna... close your eyes and focus on abdominal breathes using a Timex watch for count down!

[@giano6343]

@@stressfree9780 can you explain it for a newbie.

[@karenfrost494]

My son just finished 6 months and over 100 sessions of Myndlift. Unfortunately, his symptoms of ADHD, Depression, Anxiety have not been effected much at all. He received 6 brain maps which looked completely different each time with hot spots coming and going and moving from one area to another. We are so confused to why he didn't benefit. Could you help us understand? The Psychologist was really weird on the last session and pretty much said he was a lost cause. We are so sad.

[@CodyRallMD]

Neurofeedback can be a dead-end when not used with meditative practice. Neurofeedback applies more to mindfulness whereas sustained attention on the breath can help elicit deeper meditative changes. I try to explain in my latest video kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJCveZuJZdqnfNk. I suggest checking this one out and perhaps purchasing "The Mind Illuminated" by John Yates

[@KatsushikaMatsumoto]

Nobody is a lost cause, keep faith.

[@SparkingLife111]

Make sure proper changes are made at home too such as the language you use to communicate some words and tone of voice could affect how the child feels loved supported unloved hopeless etc. Proper nutrition including fish and vegetables at least once or twice a week a good wholefood based multivitamin breakfast that is filling not full of sugar good balance of sleep /activity level look up neurolinguistic programming also have you tried a good cbd oil, not sure where you live but in the usa we can get it now. Also if your kid heard that he is a lost cause from the dr mouth or yours then that doesnt help either so be careful what you say. Ask kid what do you think will help you do you want help?

[@stressfree9780]

Maybe Stupid runs in the family 👪

[@Mari-qp1fl]

As an adult with ADHD there's no way this would've worked for me as a kid.. I wouldn't care enough to put the effort in. Devices, therapy and meditation ect aren't a cure.. They're supplemental or a puzzle piece.. You can go through 1000 sessions but if someone doesn't 100% want to put the effort in to follow lifestyle changes or instructions ect and the other things necessary then they're not going to succeed

[@sandiashley904]

Hello, I have 3 children with ADHD and 1 with ADHD/Autism. I have been doing Neurofeedback locally for two of my sons and would like to try Myndlift product for all 4. Can you help me with the Muse Headset? Is there one that would work best for them/fit them? They are ages 9, 10, 12 and 14. I am hoping this will help with their focus, attention, hyperactivity and memory issues so they are more successful in school. Thank you so much for all your help. Any other suggestions? Sandi

[@stressfree9780]

Will cost you $200x3 = $600/month

[@rbaet3465]

2022 what is your recommendation for adhd now. Also your recommendation for healing from childhood trauma?

[@CodyRallMD]

Mendi

[@neutronstar7803]

Can you please confirm that you have no conflict of interest, ie that you haven't received anything from myndlift ?

[@CodyRallMD]

Yes I don't get any referral fees for Myndlift and am not on their payroll or anything

[@teodrag608]

Is there any usefulness for tbi patients? These patients are difficult to adhere , difficult to focus etc

[@jazzbea6243]

Connecting with a highly qualified neurofeedback provider seems vital with this device. I know from personal experience with frequencies that if a person does not know what they are doing, they can end up feeling lousy. I'm wondering if it's worth investing in the MUSE without a neurofeedback providers guidance?

[@CodyRallMD]

Yes I think you can still get a lot out of the MUSE without neurofeedback provider guidance

[@stressfree9780]

I understand you're brain 🧠 got messed up- maybe u can apply for disability

[@akrilla5929]

@@stressfree9780 you first

[@eddie6643]

Has the MindLift discount expired?

[@MagnumOpusYT]

The resolution is WAY too low to property read brain activity. He knows this and is an MD... why is he promoting this? I'm slightly concerned....

[@CodyRallMD]

Depends on what brain activity you are talking about. It definitely can detect global trends like excessive Beta or help to improve Alpha ect.

[@yellowcookiestudios4275]

Is this the equivalent of neuroptimal?

[@fraloera]

I’m a neurofeedback practitioner, and I want to know where I can buy the auxiliar electrode, Thanks for your video!

[@stressfree9780]

RadioShack $1.29

[@LisaGallegos]

@@stressfree9780 are you a RadioShack rep? I keep seeing you everywhere 😂 does radio shack even exist anymore?!

[@InsightImagingPhoto]

How can nuerofeedback assist with post concussion syndrome. I mediate on a regular basis, would I benefit from the muse device?

[@tensa-]

insight-imaging.ca yes you would 100% benefit

[@TheVix5555]

So your saying the software myndlift is ONLY for practitioners to treat their patients with? Or Can anyone who purchases the muse headband also separately purchase the myndlift hardware/software to connect to the Muse? If it’s only for practitioner, is there anyway to know how to find practitioners for this In my area? I’m in PA Area code 18372. Any info is helpful. Thank you Dr. Cody.

[@CodyRallMD]

Contact Brain Boost and see if they can get you set up with a local neurofeedback provider. They are experts in Muse/Myndlift system. brainboost.de I'm also taking private clients again in January 2019 if you are interested. :) www.techforpsych.com/coaching

[@stressfree9780]

Go back to H.S.

[@gregmaupin8354]

Hi Cody; I am an active mediatator using muse 2. Interested in muse 2s.is there too much risk using head band and air pods for sleep for long periods of time due to emf on the brain?

[@feogna]

Hi Dr Cody, is there a Neurofeedback software for amateur meditation practitioners? Can I buy myndlift if im not a professional?

[@stressfree9780]

First go finish H.S.

[@PrudentStudent666]

@@stressfree9780 You are an asshole. Perhaps your meditation practice will help you verify that.

[@emsax]

Great video Cody my brother.

[@CodyRallMD]

Thanks!

[@Iraq-english]

Hi Dr. Cody rall i always watching your videos Pls tell is myndlift really helpful tool and its really work for adhd or autsim and what if i just used muse alone

[@CodyRallMD]

Hi there, Myndlift can definitely help but you need to find a practitioner that uses it. I'll be doing a group program here soon to get more people through. Stay tuned for an update video this week.

[@Anna-Leigh77]

@@CodyRallMD will you still be doing a neurofeedback with a group

[@timetothrive_therapy]

HI Cody, How much is the Myndlift system. I have and use the Muse currently in my practice. Thanks.

[@czarinavella]

What a great question, wonder if it was answered

[@stressfree9780]

@@czarinavella if u wanna be silly go back to H.S.

[@czarinavella]

@@stressfree9780 you're triggered over having the same question essentially. My recommendation is either use your muse regularly or it doesn't work for everyone.

[@stovis]

Just to let you know, you said twice that when you are more focused, the video you are watching becomes more opaque. Opaque means "not able to be seen through, or not transparent." You should say either it becomes less opaque, or more transparent the more one more focuses.

[@KLIMRENNEN]

stovis That doesn’t sound right. It makes way more sense that the visibility would increase with focus, just as he says. Otherwise, you will never be able to follow the video, either because you are distracted, or because the video is too transparent.

[@CodyRallMD]

Thanks. Yes I'm trying to say that the video is more visible. If you lose focus it becomes more see-through

[@pixiepostcard2090]

@@CodyRallMD "If you lose focus it becomes more see-through" .. you effectively just said the same 'opaque' thing again.. lol

[@expented]

your front camera catches some lighting frequency problems... quite disturbing

[@stressfree9780]

It looks fine to me ! Have you had your head checked?

[@Pakmilkyway]

Is it could deal paranoia, Delusion, fear and so on????

[@CodyRallMD]

Mostly fear. Fear can drive delusions and make them worse. So getting neurofeedback to lessen anxiety could help :)

[@karinbarnard892]

I don't understand how you can know which brainwaves/frequencies you should be training without doing a brain map... do you just base it of the symptoms the patient says they are experiencing?

[@CodyRallMD]

Excellent question! My next video on Myndlift neurofeedback will cover this very topic. It should be out in 2 weeks. Basically the brain map provides Z-scores, which would allow neurofeedback clients to get back to "normal" brainwaves in reference to databases that represent the general population. But with high-performance training, most neurofeedback practitioners prefer amplitude training, which does not necessarily require a brain map. Also, there may be a amplitude screening tool out soon, which will provide a brain-map like experience at home :D . Stay tuned for my follow up video on Myndlift coming out in 2 weeks for more :) :)

[@lotharledgerd7946]

@@CodyRallMD Could you link those related videos about this topic? There are so many and it is hard to know which ones have the information like this in them.

[@martinkulik9466]

hi Cody, will muse 1 old version be enough? thanks

[@CodyRallMD]

Yes, in fact, Myndlift does not even work with Muse 2 yet

[@saisanaka8192]

Does muse help with bipolar ?

[@CodyRallMD]

That is a very broad question. It depends on what Bipolar symptoms you are talking about. It can help you self-regulate and manage anxiety and mood swings, through meditation training.

[@Pakmilkyway]

I am suffering paranoid delusion and anxiety and my psychologist suggested me Neuro feedback therapy, is it helpful for me????

[@CodyRallMD]

For sure. Neurofeedback can definitely lessen anxiety.

[@squamish4244]

Yes, very much so.

[@stressfree9780]

Are u seeing dead people ?

[@Pakmilkyway]

@@stressfree9780 nope

[@bartsonson]

This video is 20 mins too long

[@sampleis]

Hello Cody, May I recommend in addition to looking at video game exercise to train our brain waves, the program designer could also add some reading materials in the exercise list. I mentioned this because for as far as I can remember, I tend to feel sleepy (too much theta or delta perhaps) whenever I am trying to read something.

[@sitbyme]

it seems you can only tap into their software if you are connected to a Myndlift provider... seems counter to to openness of MUSE... another brick in the wall.. Thanks for the video

[@CodyRallMD]

Hmmm. Do you have a project that you want to do with the software? I'm sure they will be happy to speak with you about involvement with the software, even if you are not a Myndlift provider. Did you see this page? www.myndlift.com/for-researchers

[@stressfree9780]

Did u graduate from H.S. ?

[@akrilla5929]

@@stressfree9780 nope, but I'm sure you didn't graduate highschool.

[@McLKeith]

I am not paying $51 a week for Myndlift.

[@TheEvilCrew]

Too bad then bro

[@expented]

it is really interesting subjects you are discussing, but it takes way toooooooooooo long until you unwrap the essence of your message. Some of them does not even seem to have a comprehensible central message. you can cut 95% of your videos as the essence is usually only 5%.

[@CodyRallMD]

Thanks for the feedback !

[@rkram3118]

Is this only compatible with Muse 1?

[@CodyRallMD]

No it works with Muse 2 now as well

[@amransiddik3244]

@@CodyRallMD Can I use this device now. How do I go about using it. Please let me know. How do I look up information on this please

[@amransiddik3244]

I suffer from adhd

[@stressfree9780]

Muse-1 is the only one its NOT compatible with

[@stressfree9780]

@@amransiddik3244 goto RadioShack

[@squamish4244]

Will neurofeedback ever be affordable is what I thought you were going to say lol

[@CodyRallMD]

More than it was in the past!

[@squamish4244]

@@CodyRallMD I purchased a www.sana.io device and it is very helpful with enabling me to meditate for long periods. I'm looking at the www.sens.ai device perhaps at some point.

[@vincentross5341]

@@CodyRallMD Which device I can buy to Let me know when I cross Over to alpha theta

[@expented]

what tattoo do you have on the chest?

[@CodyRallMD]

Alaskan nature scene