Continue the conversation Sebern began in her keynote talks for Trauma 24 in her one-hour on demand course, Brain Therapy. Sebern dives into research on attachment rupture and brain development, providing a foundation for re-framing mental illness and treatment approaches. While this course is appropriate for beginners, advanced practitioners will learn neurofeedback protocols that focus on the back of the brain and how DBR can work synergistically with neurofeedback.

 

If Dr. Ruth Lanius’s talk Alpha Neurofeedback: Reaching a New Steady State After Trauma inspired you to learn more about the impact of trauma on the brain, her 6-part, on-demand course Trauma, Development, and Neuroplasticity is the perfect course for you. Register now to learn more about the critical brain systems impacted by trauma, including the default mode network, and how various treatments can help restore brain networks and promote healing.

 

Don't miss these riveting conversations between Sebern Fisher and Ruth Lanius, conversations that form the backbone of many of the ideas shared at the Trauma 24 conference. In these three conversations, the two experts discuss research that certifies what trauma survivors and trauma therapists already know: all too much of the trauma nightmare is lived out beneath conscious awareness and beyond conscious control. Hear their thoughts on how trauma therapists can best address trauma through neurofeedback, psychotherapy, body-oriented interventions, and mindfulness practices.

 

Clinicians inspired by the combination of neuroscience and therapeutic methods discussed at Trauma 24 will benefit from these 16 illuminating lectures by Sebern Fisher. Fisher walks you through the neuroscience and therapeutic skills that have resulted in her amazing results with people living with the devastating histories of developmental trauma. You'll learn the critical importance of the therapeutic relationship, and how brain-training and neurofeedback are supported and deeply informed by recent discoveries in neuroscience.

 

We learned about the impact of trauma on brain systems in Trauma 24, this four-session course with Ruth Lanius dives into the resulting embodied experience of trauma. Those working with traumatized individuals, in particular, will benefit from the course, which explores bottom-up treatments that target sensory, vestibular, and motor experience to regulate critical higher cognitive functions, including emotion regulation, cognition, and theory of mind. Participants will come away with a grounded understanding of the emerging neuroscience that supports this integrative approach for traumatic stress syndromes.

 

This is the perfect, single-session course for those inspired by Trauma 24 that want to learn more about the promise of neurofeedback for developmental trauma. In this one-hour, introductory-level course, Sebern Fisher explores developmental trauma through the lens of domain of frequency. Those interested in neurofeedback, neurofeedback practitioners, and anyone working with those experiencing the aftermath of developmental trauma will benefit from the course.

 

For Trauma 24 attendees specifically interested in neurofeedback, this 6-part, on demand course will help you incorporate successful strategies of neurofeedback in the treatment of developmental trauma. In addition to covering treatment protocols, this course also delves into the neuroscience of trauma, particularly the impact of neglect and abuse on the developing brain. Learn how to incorporate neurofeedback and psychotherapy for a powerful approach to treatment.