Advancing Neurofeedback Through Research and Clinical Practice

At Swingle Clinic, our work is grounded in decades of clinical experience and ongoing contributions to the field of neurofeedback and brain regulation.

Dr. Mari Swingle has been actively involved in advancing research, developing clinical protocols, and sharing knowledge with both professionals and the broader community.

This commitment ensures that the care we provide is not only personalized, but also informed by established science and evolving best practices.

Our work includes contributions to books, peer-reviewed journals, and professional publications in the field of neurofeedback and applied psychophysiology.

i-Minds – 2nd edition: How and Why Constant Connectivity is Rewiring Our Brains and What to Do About it (2019)
New Society Publishers · Paperback, Kindle, Audiobook

i-Minds: How Cell Phones, Computers, Gaming, and Social Media are Changing our Brains, our Behavior, and the Evolution of our Species (2016)
New Society Publishers · Paperback

i-Minds: How Cell Phones, Computers, Gaming, and Social Media Are Changing Our Brains, Our Behavior, and the Evolution of Our Species (2016)
Inkwater Press · Paperback

• Beyond the Self in Self-Regulation – Reaching Beyond Technologies: The Importance of Others and Relationships to Individual Well-being
  AAPB Biofeedback, Winter 2015, Volume 43, Issue 4
• What is i-technology Really Doing to our Brains?
  Psychophysiology Today – The E-Magazine for Mind-body Medicine, 2015, Vol. 10(1), pp. 5–8 (Biofeedback Federation of Europe)
• Gaming Addiction
  AAPB Biofeedback, Spring 2017, Volume 45, Issue 1
• The “Science” and “Research” of Screen Based Technologies: Helping Concerned Parents Navigate Psychological Health and Wellness in the Digital Age
  BC Psychologist, Fall 2016
• Psychology and the Public Good: Reflections on the Economics of Relationships in Mental Health Treatments
  BC Psychologist, Winter 2018
• COVID, Mental Health and Interactive Screen Use: Complement or Override? Mitigating the Effects of (i)Technology Overflow in Times of COVID
  BC Psychologist, Winter 2021
• Neurofeedback, Where Are We and Where Are We Going? Three Critical Issues for Consideration: Perspective from 25 Years of Practice
  AAPB Biofeedback, Volume 49, Issue 3

We are proud to be actively involved with leading international organizations in neurofeedback and biofeedback:

These organizations support research, education, and the development of professional standards in the field of brain-based therapies.

Choosing a neurofeedback provider can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re looking for safe and effective care.

Our involvement in research and professional organizations means:

• Your training is guided by evidence-based methods
• Protocols are informed by years of clinical experience
• Care is delivered with a focus on safety, precision, and results

Most importantly, it means we are continually learning, refining, and improving how we support each client.

If you’re curious about how neurofeedback may help with your specific concerns, we’re here to help.