Events

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Toronto 2 day workshop on Integrating Neurofeedback into the Treatment of Fear-Based Disorders. October 29 and 30th. More details as time gets closer.

Public talk at Stone Mountain Counseling Center on Friday evening, September 18. Two day workshop on Calming the Fear-driven Brain: Integrating Neurofeedback into the treatment of developmental trauma.

International Trauma Conference, Boston. – Thursday May 28: Panel member on all day workshop on The Neuroscience of Developmental Trauma. – Friday, May 29: Keynote address, Calming the Fear-driven Brain.

NIC ( Neurofeedback Interchange Conference ) at the airport Hyatt in Chicago. – Thursday, April 30 all day workshop on Neurofeedback protocols in working with trauma based disorders including Borderline Personality Disorder. – Friday, May 1 a talk on the DSM, NIMH and the future of Neurofeedback. Contact person is Patti Lightstone at patti@eeger.com.

Course at the ISSTD ( International Society for the Study of Trauma and Dissociation) in Orlando on April 18. This course qualifies for advanced certification in trauma treatment.

Sebern will be speaking on Biofeedback to the brain: The missing piece in mental health treatment, March 19 at 5-7 March 20 and 21st – a two day workshop in Turin for professionals on Neurofeedback in the treatment of developmental trauma. Contact person is Mariateresa Molo at Mariateresa.molo@vergilio.it.

Neurofeedback Series 525 W. Redwood St, Baltimore, Maryland Lecture – Biofeedback to the Brain: A Missing Piece of Trauma Treatment  When attachment rupture occurs between a child and her or his primary caregiver, a tangle of complicated symptoms can set in: severe emotional dysregulat ion, chronic dissociation, self-destructive behaviors, social isolation, rage, and fear. Join […]

A Dance of Discernment: The Integration of Neurofeedback and Psychotherapy September 19 and 20, 2014 The Wellspring Center  Hadley, Massachusetts Sebern Fisher, MA, BCIAC Consensus is building that all successful therapy relies on affect regulation and that most, if not all, serious disorders are, indeed, disorders of affect regulation. The core affect giving rise to […]