How to read these sources
A study addresses a specific question in a particular population. A change in an imaging or brain-mapping measure does not by itself demonstrate improvement in all symptoms or effectiveness for every patient.
Study design, sample size, comparison groups, outcome measures and follow-up matter. Acceptance, online availability and publication in a journal issue should be distinguished.
Priorities for further evaluation
Controlled studies, validated behavioral measures, longer follow-up, adverse-event reporting and independent replication are priorities. This collection will grow as documentation becomes available.
Related research and publications
Research summaries are based on publisher records. Listing a paper is not an independent endorsement of a method’s effectiveness.
Single case · one nine-year-old child
Mind Simulation and fMRI activation in an individual with stuttering
Reported activation changes in examined regions before and after intervention.
One case without a control group does not establish general effectiveness or superiority.
Publisher lists In Press; displayed date: 2026
Read on the publisher’s websiteQuasi-experimental · 66 participants · two groups
NCL and ASD-related brain-function mapping indicators
Reported changes in selected qEEG indicators after a three-month program.
Randomized studies, standardized behavioral outcomes and follow-up are needed. Findings concern the measured indicators.
Publisher lists In Press with citation year 2027; final bibliographic details need reconciliation
Read on the publisher’s website