We will review the latest breakthroughs in the neuroscience of trauma and how they apply to the development of neurofeedback protocols. We will discuss the complex nature of trauma in the brain, mind and sense of identity and how to understand and engage with the fields that trauma creates in our patients and in us. We will discuss the pragmatic issues in the integration of brain and mind approaches but even more importantly, we will grapple with the meaning of the changes we see. We will talk about all of this using case examples that the seminar leader and participants bring, with mentoring as requested. For more information: Call: 1-800-789-3456 Email: [email protected]Format:: Video, lecture, facilitated discussion ~ The ACE study (on line) mandatory reading The Complexities in Neurofeedback for Complex Trauma: Assessment, Protocols, Trauma Fields and Psychotherapy Integration Sebern Fisher, MA, LMC, BCN 2-day course - Sept 30-Oct 1, 2016 - Hadley, MA 15 Attendee Maximum ~ 1 Year NF experience ~ Register soon! Sebern Fisher, MA, LMH, BCN was the clinical director of a residential treatment facility for severely disturbed adolescents from 1981 to 1997. She brought an understanding of the importance of secure attachment there and implemented the first milieu based DBT program in the US. She learned neurofeedback in 1996 and has integrat- ed it with psychotherapy in the treatment of developmental trauma since 1997. She has a private practice in neurofeedback therapy and consultation in Northampton, Massachusetts and her book, Neurofeedback in the Treatment of Developmental Trauma: Calming the Fear-driven Brain was released by Norton in April 2014. THIS INTENSIVE TWO DAY SEMINAR IS OFFERED FOR PSYCHOTHERAPISTS PRESENTLY INCORPORATING NEUROFEEDBACK INTO THEIR WORK WITH DEVELOPMENTAL TRAUMA. “This will be relevant regardless of what neurofeedback or therapeutic approach you use.” 14 CEs - Psychologists ~ 14 contact hours - Counselors
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We will review the latest breakthroughs in the neuroscience of trauma and how they apply to the development of neurofeedback protocols. We will discuss the complex nature of trauma in the brain, mind and sense of identity and how to understand and engage with the fields that trauma creates in our patients and in us. We will discuss the pragmatic issues in the integration of brain and mind approaches but even more importantly, we will grapple with the meaning of the changes we see. We will talk about all of this using case examples that the seminar leader and participants bring, with mentoring as requested.
15 Attendee Maximum ~ 1 Year NF experience ~ Register soon!
Sebern Fisher, MA, LMH, BCN was the clinical director of a residential treatment facility for severely disturbed adolescents from 1981 to 1997. She brought an understanding of the importance of secure attachment there and implemented the first milieu based DBT program in the US. She learned neurofeedback in 1996 and has integrat-ed it with psychotherapy in the treatment of developmental trauma since 1997. She has a private practice in neurofeedback therapy and consultation in Northampton, Massachusetts and her book, Neurofeedback in the Treatment of Developmental Trauma: Calming the Fear-driven Brain was released by Norton in April 2014.
THIS INTENSIVE TWO DAY SEMINAR IS OFFERED FOR PSYCHOTHERAPISTS PRESENTLY INCORPORATING NEUROFEEDBACK INTO THEIR WORK WITH DEVELOPMENTAL TRAUMA.
“This will be relevant regardless of what neurofeedback or therapeutic approach you use.”
14 CEs - Psychologists ~ 14 contact hours - Counselors
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Sebern Fisher - 2-day course
[ ] Sept. 30 - Oct. 1, 2016 Hadley, MACourse Location:Wellspring Integrative NeurotherapyElmwood Building104 Russell StreetHadley, MA 01035
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The Complexities in Neurofeedback for Complex Trauma
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