$1750

Disclaimer

This course reflects neurofeedback decision tree process and protocol selection based upon current knowledge in the field. Any given protocol may have an undesirable effect on a particular client. It is the responsibility of the clinician to evaluate the client, and if problems arise, to re-evaluate the client and/or seek consultation from another practitioner, to remediate these effects.

 

Release of Liability

During the practicum portion of the training course, you will have the opportunity to experience a session of neurofeedback. This session will occur without the full evaluation and assessment that is normally done in a clinical environment. Your participation is voluntary and is part of the learning experience. Although it is intended that the training be beneficial and positive, and usually is, since every person is different, we cannot guarantee that you won’t experience physical or emotional effects from the training which may be undesirable or unpleasant. By registering for this course, you release The Institute for Applied Neuroscience (IAN), EEG Learn, EEG Education & Research Inc. (EEGER), their shareholders, directors, officers, agents, employees, independent contractors, subsidiaries, successors and assigns, from any and all claims, suits, damages, liabilities, losses, costs and expenses (including attorneys’ fees), arising out of or related in any matter whatsoever to any neurofeedback session received during the training and/or the neurofeedback training received by you.

Practice Recommendation

As stated in the training course, you are strongly advised to undertake a period of self-training prior to using the techniques learned in this course in clinical practice. It is strongly recommended you work with neurofeedback and apply what you learned in the course to yourself, and perhaps family members and friends to gain understanding and competence in the application of this technology before commencing to train clients. We also recommend that you seek advice from experienced neurofeedback clinicians to support you during your learning process. Experience has shown that a practitioner will have much greater confidence in using these techniques if these guidelines are followed.

Non-Disclosure

As an Attendee of an IAN, EEG Learn, and EEGER educational workshop, training session or conference, you agree to honor all laws pertaining to the copyrighted works of IAN, EEG Learn, and EEGER. You also agree that the course materials and other materials written or spoken at this workshop, conference or training are proprietary information, confidential and trade secrets of IAN, EEG Learn, and EEGER and may not be reproduced in any form whatsoever, or otherwise published or transferred in any form whatsoever without the prior written permission of an authorized representative of IAN, EEG Learn, and EEGER. Any violation of this paragraph may be enforced by injunctive or other relief.

Media Release

As an Attendee of an IAN, EEG Learn, and EEGER educational workshop, training session or conference, you understand that parts or all of the event may be recorded for use in promotional materials or future educational products. While you will not be featured without a separate release waiver, your voice or partial video of you may appear in future recorded and released video. You agree to waive any right to inspect, approve, or edit such recordings or photos made of you, and specifically waive the right to be paid for this appearance in image, video, audio, or other format.

 

BY REGISTERING FOR THIS COURSE, YOU AGREE TO ALL OF THE ABOVE.

 

Participant Attestation

1. Affirmation of Integrity. By participating in this learning opportunity, I affirm that I am the person registered for the course, the person doing the work for the course, and the person getting the credit for the course. I acknowledge that not acting ethically may lead to consequences, such as being removed from current and future events, not receiving CE credit, etc.

2. Code of community conduct. I affirm that I will abide by the EEG Learn code of community conduct, which protects me and other participants from violations of privacy and confidentiality, prohibits harassment and bullying, and encourages the cultivation of a culture of respect and care. I acknowledge I have read and understand the code of community conduct.

3. Continuing Education credit. I understand that if I am seeking Continuing Education credit, I will need to meet the requirements to qualify, including signing in to live sessions, watching recordings, completing quizzes and evaluations. The requirements are listed in each course webpage.

4. Recording waiver. I understand that if I participate in any live portion of the course or webinar, my voice may be in the recording. By participating, I waive any right to approve the recording, and waive my right to any payment for participation.

5. Responsibility for technology. I understand that it is my responsibility to get help when necessary, and to participate with an adequate computer and internet access that allow my consistent participation.

6. Risk. Although participating in these courses and webinars poses no risk, I accept responsibility for any risks in implementing what is learned here. I agree to indemnify and hold faultless EEG Learn, EEG Education & Research, and its partners for any negative outcomes from such implementation.

Neurofeedback in a Clinical Practice (October 2024)

Join Dr. Ed Hamlin For This Four-Day Introductory Course on Neurofeedback

This in-person introductory training course presents a comprehensive approach to the clinical neurofeedback (EEG biofeedback). Through didactic presentations and hands-on training over four days, students will learn the practical and therapeutic skills necessary to begin using this powerful modality in a clinical capacity.

In-Person Training | Asheville, NC
October 15th - 18th, 2024

In this course you will learn a comprehensive approach to the clinical application of the neurofeedback (EEG biofeedback) modality. This intensive in-person four-day course is a combination of didactic presentations and hands-on training.

Hands-on practicum are conducted each of the four days. Neurofeedback systems are provided for practice by attendees.

Upon completion of the course, attendees will have gained a clear overview of the capabilities of the neurofeedback process, how to evaluate clients with respect to its possible use, how to choose an appropriate neurofeedback protocol and implement it on computerized instrumentation, and how the process might be used in their individual practices. We recommend additional courses and clinical mentoring following this introductory course.

The course includes pre-course reading materials from selected professional texts. It is important that you give adequate time to familiarize yourself with this material. It will help you gain more from the course.

For in-person courses, the course fee does not included meals, lodging or transportation.

Intended Audience: clinical psychologists, neuropsychologists, physicians, nurses, educational therapists, clinical social workers, counselors, rehabilitation specialists and academic researchers in neurophysiology and biofeedback practitioners who have little or no background or experience with neurofeedback, it is also a good refresher course for current neurofeedback practitioners.

Covers 36 hours in the following BCIA Blueprint areas:

I. 4 hr - Orientation to Neurofeedback

II. 4 hr - Basic Neurophysiology & Neuroanatomy

III. 4 hr - Instrumentation & Electronics

IV. 2 hr - Research

V. 2 hr - Psychopharmalogical Considerations

VI. 4 hr - Patient/Client Assessment

VII. 6 hr - Developing Treatment Protocols

VIII. 6 hr - Treatment Implementation

IX. 2 hr - Current Trends in Neurofeedback

X. 2 hr - Ethical & Professional Conduct

Course Objectives:

  • Explain the basic functions that neurofeedback can affect.
  • Describe the basic properties of the electroencephalogram (EEG) including amplitude and frequency.
  • Identify the four “Classic” EEG frequency bandwidths and their associated arousal states.
  • Describe the basic relationship between brain regulation and the EEG.
  • Explain the association between brainwave frequencies and other measures of autonomic arousal.
  • Use EEG neurofeedback equipment to record and measure the EEG from 10-20 Electrode (sensor) sites.
  • Discuss the various aspects of the EEG that can be trained.
  • Describe what artifact signals are and can identify and produce them on the EEG trace.
  • Explain the history and early clinical applications of the EEG.
  • Explain the role Dr. Barry Sterman played in identifying the Sensory Motor Rhythm (SMR).
  • Describe how arousal affects task performance.
  • Describe four types of arousal and the symptoms associated with each of them.
  • Explain the use of the arousal-based paradigm for behavior and emotional problems.
  • Explain how to utilize symptom-based protocols.
  • Describe the research to date on neurofeedback.
  • Identify four pathologies that have conclusive empirical support for using neurofeedback.
  • Identify other areas for which there is tentative empirical support for using neurofeedback.
  • Discuss criticisms of neurofeedback.
  • Describe a comprehensive assessment and can apply it to neurofeedback.
  • Describe the use of a quantitative EEG.
  • Explain the impact of medication on symptoms and learning.
  • Explain professional conduct as it related to neurofeedback.
  • Describe the technology behind neurofeedback and know where to find out more information.
  • Explain the laws of learning and know where to find more information.
  • Discuss the importance of combining traditional therapy skills and ethics with neurofeedback.
  • Set up (write) a neurofeedback protocol.
  • Utilize frequency specific training based on an arousal assessment.
  • Adjust protocols based on response from previous training.
  • Make adjustments to a protocol based on review data.
  • Utilize targeted approaches to neurofeedback training.

This program, when attended in its entirety, is available for 36 continuing education credits.

APA CEs

EEG Education & Research is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. EEG Education & Research maintains responsibiilty for this program and its content.

Neurofeedback in a Clinical Practice qualifies you for 32 APA CEs.

To qualify for continuing education credit for an in-person course, you are required to:

  1. Sign in and be present for each session, and
  2. Complete any exam or evaluation given to show your mastery of the material. 

To qualify for continuing education credits for an online course, you are required to:

  1. Watch each lecture video in its entirety.
  2. Pass the corresponding quiz for each lecture with a score of 75% correct or better.
  3. Complete the course evaluation form.

Once you satisfy these requirements, you will be emailed a link to download the CE certificate.

BCIA Certification in Neurofeedback

This course from EEG Education & Research is accepted by BCIA for 36 credit hours toward certification in neurofeedback. More info on the BCIA website.

Many other professions accept APA CEs. Please check with your state licensing organization to confirm if they will accept APA CEs.

Conflict of Interest and Commercial Support

In these courses there is no conflict of interest nor commercial support for the programs -- Any possible conflict of interest or other ethical ambiguity will be transparently and immediately reported

 

Accessibility and Non-Discrimination

EEG Learn is committed to accessibility and non-discrimination. Understanding the limitations of diversity, equity, and inclusion as goals or end points, we see these as a part of our day-to-day work of learning and taking action. Get in touch for more info.

Risk

Although the learning process itself poses no risk, participants accept responsibility for any risks involved in implementing content, such as in a practicum. Participants agree to indemnify and hold faultless EEG Learn, EEG Education & Research, and its partners for any negative outcomes.

Refund Policy

If you purchase a webinar or course, you may receive a refund by requesting it in writing within 24 hours of purchase. The refund amount is the price you paid minus 10% to cover card processing. If you are unable to attend a live presentation and miss the 24 hour cutoff for a refund, you will be provided access to the recording.

For in-person courses, if you are unable to attend due to COVID, you may be refunded up to 30 days before the course. You may also reserve your paid spot for a future course. Of course, we can't refund bookings for flights or lodging.

Recordings

For online live courses and mentoring sessions, the recording is usually available within a few days of the live session. It will remain accessible to participants for 30 days.

 

What People Are Saying:

For psychotherapists seeking to help improve their clients' emotional, cognitive and behavioral functioning (and perhaps their own!) with neurofeedback, I recommend learning from Ed Hamlin. Ed is both a clinical and neuropsychologist with broad and deep experience in both fields. Perhaps even more importantly, he is an excellent teacher. His hands-on neurofeedback courses are accessible, thought-provoking and clinically informed. They deserve their reputation for excellence.

Sebern Fisher