Deep States and Alpha Theta Neurofeedback
Expand Your Horizons and Your Consciousness with Alpha Theta Training
Training hosted by Institute for Applied Neuroscience (IAN)
New Dates Forthcoming
$800 USD | 12 CE
Dr. Mary Ammerman, Instructor
Dr. Ed Hamlin, Instructor
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In this 2-and-a-half day experiential workshop, you will learn the scope, risks, and promise of Alpha Theta training. This approach differs significantly from Beta SMR training. We will discuss the evidence-based benefits of Alpha Theta training, the situations in which this approach can be most useful, and explore how to prepare your clients for this type of neurofeedback. As part of the course, participants will have multiple opportunities for hands-on, experiential learning.
This workshop will go beyond Alpha Theta. We will also discuss other promising Alternative State neurofeedback training approaches. Learn how you can help your clients rescript their subconscious so they can free themselves from self-limiting beliefs.
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Deep States and Alpha Theta Neurofeedback
Expand Your Horizons and Your Consciousness with Alpha Theta Training
Ā $800 USD | 12 CE
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Faculty Bios
Dr. Mary Ammerman
Dr. Mary Ammerman, PsyD, BCN was born in Nashville, TN, and raised in the foothills of North Carolina. She received her bachelorā€™s degrees in English and Psychology from UNC-Chapel Hill and her doctoral degree in clinical psychology from Pepperdine University. She enjoys her work as Vice President of the Institute for Applied Neuroscience, located in beautiful Asheville, NC. She values the gift of human consciousness (her own and othersā€™) and intends to make the most of it while she has it. This includes dancing whenever possible.
Dr. Ed Hamlin
Dr. Ed Hamlin, Clinical Director of the Institute for Applied Neuroscience, Asheville, NC, is a psychologist with extensive experience in neurofeedback and applied psychophysiology. He has taught at renowned universities and currently holds adjunct faculty positions at Western Carolina University and the University of North Carolina Medical Center. Dr. Hamlin's expertise lies in applied neuroscience, brain/mind relationships, and neuroplasticity. He conducts research, presents workshops, and serves as a consultant and supervisor worldwide. His current research focuses on the effects of early abuse and neglect on brain development and studying brain activity in individuals with eating disorders.
