Sebern Fisher, MA, LMH, BCN
Brain Therapy: Neurofeedback & DBR in Trauma Treatment
Join Sebern Fisher in an exploration of attachment rupture's role in developmental trauma and how neurofeedback and DBR can be combined for effective trauma treatment.
$95 | On-Demand Lecture & Discussion | 1 CE Available
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What to Expect
In this 1 hour & 40 minute exploration, Sebern goes into detail about the concept of attachment rupture, its role in developmental trauma, and why this idea is central to DBR's innovative approach to healing. The class also offers effective introduction to both neurofeedback and DBR, appropriate regardless of experience with either modality.
"When anyone is deemed untreatable, it means we haven't found the right treatment."
- Sebern Fisher
Understand Attachment Rupture: Explore the key role that attachment plays in brain development, and better understand how attachment rupture can contribute to developmental trauma.
Combine Approaches: Learn how leading clinicians & researchers are using neurofeedback and Deep Brain Reorienting (DBR) together to target the midbrain and brainstem for effective results.
Brain-Based Therapy: Hear from Sebern about how an attuned approach to treatment allows both the therapist and client to turn toward the underlying shock at the root of trauma.
Brain Therapy: Neurofeedback and DBR in Trauma Treatment
Add this course to your library for immediate access to on-demand recordings, course materials, and to learn more about combining neurofeedback and Deep Brain Reorienting (DBR).
$95 | Eligible for 1 CE Credit Hour
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Participants Who Complete This Course Can Earn 1 Continuing Education (CE) Credit Hour Upon Completion
Upon completion of this course and the provided assessments, attendees will demonstrate their ability to:
Utilize neurofeedback protocols that focus on the back of the brain.
Understand how DBR & neurofeedback are being combined for trauma treatment.
Identify the core issue in developmental trauma as attachment failure or rupture.
Explain how shock and the brainstem influence trauma.
Sebern Fisher, MA, LMH, BCN
Sebern has been integrating neurofeedback and psychotherapy into the treatment of those with developmental trauma for the last twenty years, and in recent years has begun exploring DBR in the treatment of Trauma.
Sebern was the clinical director of a residential treatment facility for severely disturbed adolescents for 17 years. During her tenure she introduced attachment theory and dialectical behavior therapy to the milieu. She is presently in private practice where she provides neurofeedback, psychotherapy and consultation. She trains nationally and internationally. She is a published author, speaker, and strong advocate for brain-based healing.
"As clinicians we are increasingly faced with serious mental illness, most of which has its roots in neglect, parental absence and/or abuse in early childhood. Recent research suggests the primacy of broken or unavailable attachment in the development of the most dreaded condition of all, “Borderline Personality Disorder”. The area of the brain most disrupted is the brainstem. This presentation will offer an overview of the reactive brainstem, will look at 'Borderline Personality' as an affect regulation problem that we can address with neurofeedback and will provide a brief overview of a relatively new therapeutic approach that targets the brainstem, Deep Brain Reorienting (DBR) developed by Frank Corrigan, MD."
- Sebern Fisher
Anna Hallberg, Psychologist
Stockholm, Sweden
"The joy of being part of the EEGer community comes from the friendliness you meet, from the EEGer team and all joining the exclusive webinars with experienced and highly professional neurofeedback therapists and also meeting all the other people who join the webinars. EEGer also offers webinars with professionals from various fields such as neuroscientists, attachment-focused therapists, art therapy and much more. For me, the mentorship with Sebern Fisher is invaluable, it is a forum to learn how trauma and neurofeedback works."
Ruth Cohn, MFT, CST, BCN
San Francisco, USA
"I first got trained in Neurofeedback in 2009. I was so excited. I couldn't stop telling people this is the steepest learning curve ever. Seasoned in psychotherapy but not tech or neuroscience it is a lifelong journey of discovery. And the field is so vital and never stops growing. We are blessed with brilliant, creative and generous minds and hearts in our community. A recent opportunity to see people in person again reminded me how much I miss that. I am infinitely grateful to Lars and the EEGLearn staff for midwifing me through the isolation of the Pandemic, first with Grateful Ed's Gospel Hour, and then an ongoing series of great learning opportunities. I am honored to participate. Thanks Lars and all of you!"
