The Missing Mother

Sebern Fisher explores the intersection of maternal absence, therapy, and neurofeedback in this free one-hour community event. Participants are invited to bring questions and reflections to share with Sebern during the session.

In her newly released memoir, The Hidden Book of First Things, Sebern details her own experience with maternal absence and the role of neurofeedback in her healing journey. While profoundly personal, Sebern's journey expands our understanding of developmental trauma and the hopeful possibilities of brain therapies. 

What to Expect

Understand Maternal Absence Sebern will discuss the impacts of maternal absence as it relates to developmental trauma, and the challenges it can present in a clinical setting.

Explore Brain Therapies Hear more about the role of brain-based therapies like neurofeedback and Deep Brain Reorienting (DBR) as a treatment tool for developmental trauma.

Interactive Conversation Participants are encouraged to participate in the discussion by sharing their reflections, ideas, and questions for the group.

Course Details

This is a one-hour conversation on Saturday, August 29th from 12pm-1pm ET. You are welcome to join us live or register to catch up with the recordings.

This session is not eligible for Continuing Education (CE) credit hours. 

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