Brain Signals
ISNR

Brain Signals

No. of episodes
5
Latest episode
2026-11-10

Where can you listen?

Brain Signals is a new webinar and podcast series designed to make neuroregulation more

visible, accessible, and relevant. Neuroregulation refers to a constellation of techniques and

tools that measure and enhance brain performance to support health and functioning.

Through engaging conversations with providers and researchers, the series will explore why

neurotherapy and neuroregulation matter—for personal, clinical, and collective wellbeing. In

addition to chatting with experts, everyday people will share their personal stories of how

neuroregulation has positively changed their lives.

Host David Ims (a licensed mental health counselor and neuroregulation specialist) will highlight

the “why” behind neuroregulation, and the impacts of retraining the brain to sharpen focus, lift

mood, ease worry, balance emotion, or improve sleep.

With the right mixture of data, research, and technology, anyone’s brain signals offer insights

into one’s self-understanding. This can be deployed to strengthen mental resilience and

regulation, complementary of personal background or experiences.

On Brain Signals, you will hear how your neural hardware and mental software interact. If you

have ever wondered how you can gently support your brain to work better in daily life and

improve your mental health and overall wellness, this one is for you. Stay tuned!

Episodes

Questions & Answers

How many episodes are there of Brain Signals?

There are 5 episodes avaiable of Brain Signals.

What is Brain Signals about?

We have categorized Brain Signals as:

  • Alternative Health
  • Health & Fitness
  • Mental Health

Where can you listen to Brain Signals?

Brain Signals is available, among others places, on:

  • Spotify
  • Apple Podcasts
  • Podtail

When did Brain Signals start?

The first episode of Brain Signals that we have available was released 1 October 2026.

Who creates the podcast Brain Signals?

Brain Signals is produced and created by ISNR.