<p><img src="@@PLUGINFILE@@/Nick%20Dogris.jpg" alt="Nick Dogris" width="200" height="200" class="img-responsive atto_image_button_left">Nicholas Dogris is the CEO and Co-Founder of NeuroField, Inc. He lives in Santa Barbara, California with his wife, Tiff Thompson (the creator of the School of Neurotherapy). The NeuroField suite of hardware and software is different than other programs because it is heavily focused on the clinical application of stimulation, to the brain and to the body. The development of NeuroField equipment began with a pulsed electro-magnetic field device, the X3000, that emits frequencies from 0.31Hz to 300,000 Hz and has a high degree of programmability, allowing for users to choose from hundreds of protocols in the databases, or to create their own. Since then there has been the creation of the Genesis (a tDCS, tACS, tRNS, and Advanced Pink Noise Generator), as well as the Q21 (a differential amplifier) and three software programs (NF64, which runs all the stimulation devices; NFERP, which is an event related potentials system; and NFEEG, an EEG recording and analysis system that creates QEEG, ICA, and other forms of computational neuroanalytical displays.</p><p>Nick's story with NeuroField begins after he earned two Master's degrees and a PhD in Research and Psychology.&nbsp;</p><p>On July 22, 2002 his son AJ was born, two-months premature. The doctors had tried to stop the delivery by giving magnesium, which depressed AJs nervous system and damaged his brain, depriving it of oxygen and giving him a hypoxic injury. In effort to help him, Nick found the LENS (Low Energy Neurofeedback System), developed by Len Ochs, which helped his son greatly, however, only one protocol available for the LENS at that time. So, Nick hacked into the system and developed 32 new protocols. According to Nick, AJ continued to improve and respond to the LENS. But then, at age 6, his progress stopped.&nbsp;</p><p>Nick reported praying to God, while looking up at the sky, one night at band practice. The next morning, he woke up with the idea of creating a four-channel frequency generator that could deliver electro-magnetic pulses. Not to long after he had the dream, he met a radio-frequency engineer, a man named Brad Wiitala, and they had a prototype reading within 60 days. They decided to name the company NeuroField, since the pEMF delivered a field of energy. They learned from the first trials with the system that they could entrain the brain safely using low intensity pEMF and that it seemed to work much faster than neurofeedback!&nbsp; They also learned that their system increased blood flow and reduced inflammation. AJ continued to improve and today (2021) he completed his first year&nbsp; of college at the University of Nevada, Reno, as a Freshman.&nbsp;</p><p>Within the 15 years since developing the X3000, NeuroField has developed a Heart Rate Variability device, a differential amplifier (the Q21), and the Genesis (a stimulation unit that can create tDCS, tACS, tRNS, and Advanced Pink Nose), as well as three separate software programs. The NeuroField analysis system utilizes the state of the art in machine learning and computational neuroanalysis.&nbsp; NeuroField also has a Neurofeedback program that synchronizes neurostimulation with neurofeedback. These advents have continued to further and quicken the progress of patients in clinics around the world that use the NeuroField system.&nbsp;</p>