Research
Andrew Hill, PhD: peer-reviewed, preprints, scholarly comments, books, and current research themes.
Current research themes
- •QEEG pattern interpretation and clinical decision-making
- •Medication, substance, and supplement effects on EEG
- •Neurofeedback mechanisms of action (ERSP, cortical reorganization)
- •Structural biases in neurofeedback clinical trial design
- •Phenotype-specific attention and regulation training
Preprints
Hill, A. (2026)
Double-blind ERSP and ERP dissociations showing frequency-specific operant learning in neurofeedback reveals distinct cortical mechanisms.
Hill, A. (2025)
Five structural biases in ADHD neurofeedback trial design that systematically undercount real clinical effects, explaining why RCT results appear mixed despite consistent clinical improvement.
Online scholarly comments
Hill, A. (2025)
Structural critiques of the Westwood et al. meta-analysis, highlighting design choices that suppress neurofeedback effect estimates for ADHD.
Books
Forthcoming
Half a Second More
Mindfulness for Brains That Won't Sit Still
Borrowed Peace
An Honest Guide to Substances, Habits, and the Life Underneath
The QEEG Field Guide
The Visual Standard for Artifact Detection and Clinical Interpretation
Your Brain on Drugs
A Clinician's Guide to Medication, Substance, and Lifestyle Effects on the QEEG
Neurofeedback, Explained
A Neuroscientist's Guide to Brain Training, Brain Maps, and Making Smart Decisions About Your Brain
Your Brain on Trauma
Why Trauma Looks Different in Different Minds
Cognitive Cadence
The Science of Timing Your Sleep, Energy, Focus, and Recovery
The Dynamic Brain
Reading the Baseline Across State, Development, and Trajectory
Under review
Manuscripts currently under peer review. Not publicly linked.
- Under review - not publicly linkedMedication Effects on QEEG Patterns (2025)
- Under review - not publicly linkedDrowsiness and QEEG Interpretation (2025)
Full book catalog at Peak Brain Press