Limited Seating! – Seats are going fast!

July 11 – 15, 2012

PeniJean Rutter, LMHC, BCN	Tom Collura. Ph.D., QEEG-D
This STS Didactic Program is accredited BCIA

Location:

Crowne Plaza Cleveland South Independence
5300 Rockside Road
Independence, OH 44131-2118 (216) 524-0700
www.crowneplaza.com‎‎

What else out there can help my clients get better?

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Dr. Joe Bavonese of Uncommon Practice has invited
StressTherapy Solutions, Inc. and
BrainMaster Technologies, Inc.
to present a LIVE WEBCAST
on FRIDAY, February 3rd, 2012
We will address the questions most frequently asked
by clinicians who are considering neurotherapy
for their practice and who want to learn more!

- What is neurotherapy?
- How does neurotherapy enhance my clinical practice?
- What does neurotherapy provide for my clients that they can’t get anywhere else?
- What unique information about my client does a brain map give me?
- How complicated is it to become a neurotherapy provider?
- How do I know neurotherapy works?
- If it’s so effective, why aren’t more people doing neurotherapy?
- Does insurance cover neurotherapy?
- Where do I go for more information?

Penijean Rutter, LMHC, CRC, BCN, has been integrating neurotherapy with traditional mental health approaches in clinical practice for seven years, and would like to share with you the exciting new developments in the field that offer providers a variety of effective interventions that can increase the efficacy and quality of care in a mental health practice.

Thomas Collura, PhD., BCN, QEEG-D is founder and president of BrainMaster Technologies, Inc., and a former staff member at the Cleveland Clinic and Bell Laboratories. He has published over 100 peer-reviewed journal articles, book chapters, abstracts, and patents. He has over 20 years’ experience in EEG biofeedback, brain mapping, and clinical neurophysiology.

• do not respond well to traditional treatment approaches
• are looking for a natural alternative to medication
• are interested in increasing healthy brain function to improve attention and cognition and reduce stress
• encourages natural self-regulation and homeostasis….

Neurotherapy is a process that includes:

• mapping the brain to gather information unique to each individual that relates to why and how they may struggle to function
• creating a training program that uses information from the brain map to target the underlying neurophysiological factors that contribute to the problem
• changing brain wave patterns to improve function using visual and auditory feedback, such as music, games, and even movies, that are linked to the recorded brain wave activity, and respond when the client’s brain alters its patterns to match the therapeutic information
• working with the client as functioning improves, providing emotional support and cognitive tools that help to complete the process of recovery and healing

Come find out if neurotherapy is the intervention you’ve been looking for to take your practice to the next level!

Join Dr. Collura and Ms. Rutter and learn everything you always wanted to know about Neurofefedback
in a special free one-hour webinar on Friday, February 3rd (1 pm Eastern, 10 am Pacific)
To join, just fill in the form below, and we’ll email you
the instructions to listen and/or watch the webinar:

or Scroll to the bottom of page and fill out the gift form

Limited Seating! – Seats are going fast!

February 22 – 26, 2012

PeniJean Rutter, LMHC, BCN	Tom Collura. Ph.D., QEEG-D
This STS Didactic Program is accredited BCIA Global Neurofeedback Initiative Instructor(GNI)

Location:

Crowne Plaza Cleveland South Independence
5300 Rockside Road
Independence, OH 44131-2118 (216) 524-0700
www.crowneplaza.com‎‎

Global Neurofeedback Bootcamp in USA: BCIA Didactic Course

TBA – 2012 |

36 APA CE’s

$1095 per person US Dollars

There is an additional $150. Material and Processing charge

Instructor

Thomas Collura,

Workshop Information

36 Hours

Covers BCIA Blueprint Areas

• Orientation to Neurofeedback – 4 hours
• Basic Neurophysiology and Neuroanatomy – 4 hours
• Instrumentation and Electronics – 8 hours
• Research – 2 hours
• Psychopharmacological Considerations – 2 hours
• Treatment Planning – 12 hours
• Professional Conduct – 4 hours

Educational Objectives

• Provide the required didactic instruction for BCIA certification
• Provide hands on practicum for attendees to learn to operate hardware, software, and run a training session
• Discuss clinical assessment, protocol development, and client care

Four Day Course

Day 1
9am – 1:15pm (Break – 10:30-10:45)
Orientation to Neurofeedback
1:15pm – 2:15pm
Lunch
2:15pm-6:30pm (Break – 4pm-4:15)
Basic Neurophyiology and Neuroanatomy
6:45pm-8:15pm
Treatment Planning Part 1

Day 2
9am – 1:15pm (Break – 10:30-10:45)
Basic Instrumentation and Electronics -
1:15pm – 2:15pm
Lunch
2:15pm-6:30pm (Break – 4pm-4:15)
Basic Instrumentation and Electronics –
6:45pm-8:15pm
Treatment Planning Part 2

Day 3
9am – 1:15pm (Break – 10:30-10:45)
Treatment Planning Part 3
1:15pm – 2:15pm
Lunch
2pm-4pm (Break – 4pm-4:15pm)
Psychopharmacological Considerations
4:15pm-7:45pm
Treatment Planning Part 4

Day 4
9am – 1:15pm (Break – 10:30-10:45)
Professional Conduct
1:15pm – 2:15pm
Lunch
2pm – 4pm (Break – 4pm-4:15)
Research
4:15pm– 6pm
Treatment Planning Part 5

Optional Add-On Day of Practicum Available

- Limited Seating
- Attendee of the workshop: $195
- Non-Attendee of workshop: $250
- Full hands on experience practicing on each other.
- Bring laptop and any other equipment.
- Plenty of time for questioning!

Global Neurofeedback Bootcamp in South Africa: BCIA Didactic Course

TBA – 2012 |

36 APA CE’s

$1095 per person US Dollars

There is an additional $150. Material and Processing charge

Instructor

McGill Scott ,

Workshop Information

36 Hours

Covers BCIA Blueprint Areas

• Orientation to Neurofeedback – 4 hours
• Basic Neurophysiology and Neuroanatomy – 4 hours
• Instrumentation and Electronics – 8 hours
• Research – 2 hours
• Psychopharmacological Considerations – 2 hours
• Treatment Planning – 12 hours
• Professional Conduct – 4 hours

Educational Objectives

• Provide the required didactic instruction for BCIA certification
• Provide hands on practicum for attendees to learn to operate hardware, software, and run a training session
• Discuss clinical assessment, protocol development, and client care

Four Day Course

Day 1
9am – 1:15pm (Break – 10:30-10:45)
Orientation to Neurofeedback
1:15pm – 2:15pm
Lunch
2:15pm-6:30pm (Break – 4pm-4:15)
Basic Neurophyiology and Neuroanatomy
6:45pm-8:15pm
Treatment Planning Part 1

Day 2
9am – 1:15pm (Break – 10:30-10:45)
Basic Instrumentation and Electronics -
1:15pm – 2:15pm
Lunch
2:15pm-6:30pm (Break – 4pm-4:15)
Basic Instrumentation and Electronics –
6:45pm-8:15pm
Treatment Planning Part 2

Day 3
9am – 1:15pm (Break – 10:30-10:45)
Treatment Planning Part 3
1:15pm – 2:15pm
Lunch
2pm-4pm (Break – 4pm-4:15pm)
Psychopharmacological Considerations
4:15pm-7:45pm
Treatment Planning Part 4

Day 4
9am – 1:15pm (Break – 10:30-10:45)
Professional Conduct
1:15pm – 2:15pm
Lunch
2pm – 4pm (Break – 4pm-4:15)
Research
4:15pm– 6pm
Treatment Planning Part 5

Optional Add-On Day of Practicum Available

- Limited Seating
- Attendee of the workshop: $195
- Non-Attendee of workshop: $250
- Full hands on experience practicing on each other.
- Bring laptop and any other equipment.
- Plenty of time for questioning!

Global Neurofeedback Bootcamp in USA: BCIA Didactic Course(E1560)

May 10 -13, 2012 | Scottsdale, Arizona

36 APA CE’s

$1095 per person US Dollars

There is an additional $150. Material and Processing charge

Instructor

Nancy Wigton, M.A., LPC, BCN, QEEG-T

This STS Didactic Program is accredited BCIA

Location:

9328 E. Raintree Dr.
Scottsdale, Arizona USA 85260

Hotel Information

Hampton Inn & Suites Phoenix/Scottsdale
16620 North Scottsdale Road
Scottsdale, Arizona USA 85254
Tel:1-480-348-9280 Fax: 1-480-348-9281

Hampton Inn & Suites Phoenix/Scottsdale @Shea Blvd
10101 N.Scottsdale Road
Scottsdale, Arizona USA 85253
Tel:1-480-443-3233 Fax: 1-480-443-9149

Workshop Information

36 Hours

Covers BCIA Blueprint Areas

• Orientation to Neurofeedback – 4 hours
• Basic Neurophysiology and Neuroanatomy – 4 hours
• Instrumentation and Electronics – 8 hours
• Research – 2 hours
• Psychopharmacological Considerations – 2 hours
• Treatment Planning – 12 hours
• Professional Conduct – 4 hours

Educational Objectives

• Provide the required didactic instruction for BCIA certification
• Provide hands on practicum for attendees to learn to operate hardware, software, and run a training session
• Discuss clinical assessment, protocol development, and client care

Four Day Course

Day 1
9am – 1:15pm (Break – 10:30-10:45)
Orientation to Neurofeedback
1:15pm – 2:15pm
Lunch
2:15pm-6:30pm (Break – 4pm-4:15)
Basic Neurophyiology and Neuroanatomy
6:45pm-8:15pm
Treatment Planning Part 1

Day 2
9am – 1:15pm (Break – 10:30-10:45)
Basic Instrumentation and Electronics -
1:15pm – 2:15pm
Lunch
2:15pm-6:30pm (Break – 4pm-4:15)
Basic Instrumentation and Electronics –
6:45pm-8:15pm
Treatment Planning Part 2

Day 3
9am – 1:15pm (Break – 10:30-10:45)
Treatment Planning Part 3
1:15pm – 2:15pm
Lunch
2pm-4pm (Break – 4pm-4:15pm)
Psychopharmacological Considerations
4:15pm-7:45pm
Treatment Planning Part 4

Day 4
9am – 1:15pm (Break – 10:30-10:45)
Professional Conduct
1:15pm – 2:15pm
Lunch
2pm – 4pm (Break – 4pm-4:15)
Research
4:15pm– 6pm
Treatment Planning Part 5

Optional Add-On Day of Practicum Available

- Limited Seating
- Attendee of the workshop: $195
- Non-Attendee of workshop: $250
- Full hands on experience practicing on each other.
- Bring laptop and any other equipment.
- Plenty of time for questioning!

Global Neurofeedback Bootcamp in USA: BCIA Didactic Course

TBA – 2012 |

36 APA CE’s

$1095 per person US Dollars

There is an additional $150. Material and Processing charge

Instructor

Dick Genardi ,

Workshop Information

36 Hours

Covers BCIA Blueprint Areas

• Orientation to Neurofeedback – 4 hours
• Basic Neurophysiology and Neuroanatomy – 4 hours
• Instrumentation and Electronics – 8 hours
• Research – 2 hours
• Psychopharmacological Considerations – 2 hours
• Treatment Planning – 12 hours
• Professional Conduct – 4 hours

Educational Objectives

• Provide the required didactic instruction for BCIA certification
• Provide hands on practicum for attendees to learn to operate hardware, software, and run a training session
• Discuss clinical assessment, protocol development, and client care

Four Day Course

Day 1
9am – 1:15pm (Break – 10:30-10:45)
Orientation to Neurofeedback
1:15pm – 2:15pm
Lunch
2:15pm-6:30pm (Break – 4pm-4:15)
Basic Neurophyiology and Neuroanatomy
6:45pm-8:15pm
Treatment Planning Part 1

Day 2
9am – 1:15pm (Break – 10:30-10:45)
Basic Instrumentation and Electronics -
1:15pm – 2:15pm
Lunch
2:15pm-6:30pm (Break – 4pm-4:15)
Basic Instrumentation and Electronics –
6:45pm-8:15pm
Treatment Planning Part 2

Day 3
9am – 1:15pm (Break – 10:30-10:45)
Treatment Planning Part 3
1:15pm – 2:15pm
Lunch
2pm-4pm (Break – 4pm-4:15pm)
Psychopharmacological Considerations
4:15pm-7:45pm
Treatment Planning Part 4

Day 4
9am – 1:15pm (Break – 10:30-10:45)
Professional Conduct
1:15pm – 2:15pm
Lunch
2pm – 4pm (Break – 4pm-4:15)
Research
4:15pm– 6pm
Treatment Planning Part 5

Optional Add-On Day of Practicum Available

- Limited Seating
- Attendee of the workshop: $195
- Non-Attendee of workshop: $250
- Full hands on experience practicing on each other.
- Bring laptop and any other equipment.
- Plenty of time for questioning!