Professional Learning Resources
Discover the power of pIR HEG Neurofeedback
Dr. Christine Tyrrell Baker has recently published the first formally documented study on pIR HEG neurofeedback applied to a mental health population
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Baker, C. T. (2023). Documenting the effects of non-invasive prefrontal neurofeedback in the treatment of common mental health problems. Neuro Regulation, 10 (3), 207-218.
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ONE DAY CLINICAL TRAINING
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see below for more info
New to Neurofeedback?
One hour Free webinar on (pIR HEG) Neurofeedback:
What is it? What does it look like in an office setting? What are the outcomes for clients with anxiety, depression, stress and trauma?
Upcoming Trainings- next offered Friday, May 10, 2024
Stress Regulation and Learning Model: Enhancing mental health outcomes through Neurofeedback targeting the Prefrontal cortex
Learning Objectives:
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Define what Biofeedback and Neurofeedback are and why brain-based learning is relevant to mental health treatment for anxiety, depression, stress, and trauma.
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Describe how brain changes under stress, particularly the relationship between the prefrontal cortex and amygdala.
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Describe 4 key changes unfolding from a more regulated brain and how these can enhance the process of psychotherapy.
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Explain the relationship between Neurofeedback targeting the prefrontal cortex, enhanced emotional tolerance, and coping self-efficacy for lasting change.
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Utilize the Stress Regulation and Learning Model framework to observe changes and to strengthen new awareness and new brain patterns in clients.
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Live on Zoom 9am-4pm, 5.5 CEs available. Early bird pricing $230, $310 with Ce's
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Dr. Tyrrell Baker's recent presentations
Integration of Neurofeedback into Behavioral Healthcare, Utica University
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Technology that Heals: The benefits of Neurofeedback-enhanced Psychotherapy
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Dec 2020 Upstate Medical University Department of Psychiatry Grand Rounds
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Oct 2021 New York State Psychological Association Conference
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Nov 2023 Central NY Psychological Association
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EZ pIR Neurofeedback System
key aspects:
-direct training of prefrontal cortex
-no electrodes
-easy to learn and implement in real world settings
-Studied on migraines but applicable to a wide range of difficulties across diagnoses/ presenting problems
-meaningful change within 12-20 sessions
For more information, contact the developer Jeff Carmen, PhD
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Direction of Neurofeedback effects
