June 5, 2026
How to Use Multivariate Statistics in Descriptive Research Making the Invisible Visible
How to Use Multivariate Statistics in Descriptive Research Making the Invisible Visible | 6.94 MB
Title: How to Use Multivariate Statistics in Descriptive Research
Author: Gary J. Conti
Category: Nonfiction, Health & Well Being, Self Help, Mental Health, Happiness, Psychology
Language: English | 209 Pages | ISBN: 9798318807213
Description:
The brain is the only organ we treat without seeing-a failure (born of historical necessity) that continues to affect everyone touched by the mental health system. Making the Invisible Visible shows how modern neuroscience is changing that, allowing us to see, measure, and improve brain function.
Clinician and brain imaging expert Anthony Silver strikes a rare balance: engaging and clear, yet passionate and profound. Drawing on decades of experience, he reveals how quantitative EEG (qEEG) and neurofeedback radically change the way we understand and can treat conditions like ADHD, autism, depression, anxiety, trauma and concussion.
Blending science, clinical insight, and human stories, this book challenges the trial-and-error model of psychiatry and offers a vision of care that is precise, compassionate, and transformative. Making the Invisible Visible speaks to anyone who believes we can, and must, do better
The brain is the only organ we treat without seeing-a failure (born of historical necessity) that continues to affect everyone touched by the mental health system. Making the Invisible Visible shows how modern neuroscience is changing that, allowing us to see, measure, and improve brain function.
Clinician and brain imaging expert Anthony Silver strikes a rare balance: engaging and clear, yet passionate and profound. Drawing on decades of experience, he reveals how quantitative EEG (qEEG) and neurofeedback radically change the way we understand and can treat conditions like ADHD, autism, depression, anxiety, trauma and concussion.
Blending science, clinical insight, and human stories, this book challenges the trial-and-error model of psychiatry and offers a vision of care that is precise, compassionate, and transformative. Making the Invisible Visible speaks to anyone who believes we can, and must, do better
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