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Since experiencing theta brain waves is linked to lower levels of arousal, it is hypothesized that theta wave dominance, particularly in the left hemisphere may contribute to feelings of depression
Depression: If you are depressed, the theta wave could be a major problem. In the brains of depressed individuals, it has been found that their brains may be producing an overabundance of theta activity. If theta activity is dominant and a person is overly emotional and/or depressed, reducing theta is thought to help alleviate symptoms.
Impulsivity: Have you ever taken an impulsive action? Individuals with ADHD tend to be prone to a high degree of impulsivity. This is because when the brain is dominated by theta activity, the person is not consciously thinking. Therefore instead of thinking before a situation (e.g. weighing “pros” and “cons”) and or coming up with a logical solution, the person acts strictly out of impulse or intuition for immediate gratification. This is in part why children also act out of impulse much of the time – it’s because they lack adequate beta activity to think logically.
PTSD: In some cases theta activity rises in cases of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. This is accompanied by an increased stress response. It results in an individual experiencing random, sporadic, and intense thoughts accompanied by powerful emotions regarding the trauma that was endured. In cases of PTSD, there is usually a blocking of the alpha range, so the person is unable to relax and calm their nerves and remains at the mercy of their powerful stress response.
Theta Brain Waves Research
Biofeedback: Theta is commonplace among individuals with ADHD. Typically it is the dominance of the theta range that makes concentration and paying attention extremely difficult. It has been found that by decreasing theta, and increasing faster, beta activity at various regions of the brain allows individuals with ADHD to focus and better regulate both hyperactivity and impulses.
Biofeedback: Theta is commonplace among individuals with ADHD. Typically it is the dominance of the theta range that makes concentration and paying attention extremely difficult. It has been found that by decreasing theta, and increasing faster, beta activity at various regions of the brain allows individuals with ADHD to focus and better regulate both hyperactivity and impulses.
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