Dr. Mary Ammerman, PsyD, BCN
Enhanced Beginner Neurofeedback Skills
Eight Week Lecture & Workshop Series
$395 | Â | Begins October 28th, 2024 | Eligible for 8 CE Credits
Reinforce core neurofeedback concepts and skills to position yourself for success in developing your neurofeedback practice.
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Designed to address the overwhelm that can come from the abundance of information, Enhanced Beginner Skills (EBS) provides targeted guidance for new practitioners and those who want a refresh or get back to fundamentals.
Refresh Your NFB Basics This course is excellent for clinicians who've recently taken an introductory course or who are getting back into neurofeedback after a time away.
Reset Your Focus There's a lot to learn, remember, & keep track of! Dr. Ammerman helps clinicians 'slow down' to focus on practical application and learning from every session!
Apply What You Know Participants will be guided to master proper electrode placement, recognize common EEG patterns, and gain confidence working with clients (setting goals & interpreting results).
October 2024 Lecture Series
Eight one-hour lecture sessions facilitated by Dr. Mary Ammerman. All sessions are scheduled from 10am to 11am ET (view in your time zone), with recordings available shortly after the live session dates.Â
October 28th
November 4th, 11th, 18th, & 25th
December 2nd, 9th, & 16th
Not able to join us live? Recordings are available for each session, and you can join our community forum to share questions with other clinicians joining the group (included with registration).
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Participants who complete this course can earn 8 Continuing Education (CE) credit hours for their participation.
Upon completion of this course and the provided assessments, attendees will demonstrate their ability to:
Integrate information to identify the best neurofeedback training protocol to start with.
Explain neurofeedback to clients using easy to understand language.
Understand when and how to make adjustments to the training protocol.
Articulate the neuroscientific rationale for most standard neurofeedback training protocols.
Additional Learning Objectives Available Upon Request & For Registered Participants
About Mary Ammerman
Dr. Mary Ammerman, PsyD, BCN was born in Nashville, TN, and raised in the foothills of North Carolina. She received her bachelor’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 others’) and intends to make the most of it while she has it. This includes dancing whenever possible.
Dr. Ammerman has been a critical part of IAN's Neurofeedback in a Clinical Practice introductory course, helping countless clinicians begin their journeys into neurofeedback (and beyond!).