Howard Lightstone NIC 2010
NIC stands for Neurofeedback Interchange Conference, an EEGer organization event held annually
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This article ends with Nemeroff sincerely asking how we can help those who are still suffering their childhoods as adults. His question really matters, and the answer lies mostly if not entirely in understanding that all of this is coded in the infinitely complex electrical domain of the brain. Change how it fires and you change its history and its future. There are some dots to connect- and the APA has yet to see the dots. Much less, it appears, to draw the lines. - SF
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Early Life Trauma Changes Biology of Brain | Psychiatric News
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A complex interaction of genes and severe stressful events in childhood raises the risk for later psychiatric and chronic illnesses.My small group seminar begins next Friday the 25th in Hadley, MA – I hope you’ll join me! For more information on how to register:
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Abuse, assault and neglect in early childhood impact every major system in the human brain from the brainstem to the cortex, from the sense of balance to the sense of self.
These disruptions in brain development have far reaching implications for the treatment of those who have suffered these histories.
In this 16-session recorded webinar series, you will explore an integrated therapeutic approach using trauma-informed psychotherapy, neurofeedback, and trauma-informed body work to deeply address the terrible aftermath of developmental trauma. Although neurofeedback practitioners will benefit from Sebern’s experience in this modality, practicing neurofeedback is not a pre-requisite.
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Register Register here for Sebern Fisher’s course on Developmental Trauma. This 17-hour series of recorded webinar sessions is available to help you study the new discoveries in neuroscience and their relevance to doing therapeutic work with survivors of developmental trauma. You can watch at your...