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URL:https://isnr.org/events/2-part-webinar-neurodynamics-of-micro-network-
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SUMMARY:2-PART WEBINAR: Neurodynamics of Micro Network Analysis
DESCRIPTION:Neurodynamics of Micro Network Analysis\n\nPresented by Dr. Joe
 l Lubar and Dr. Sal Barba\n2-part webinar on Friday\, March 31st\, and Fri
 day\, April 7th:  1:00pm Eastern time\n\nThe session will be divided into
  two parts. The first part will include a theoretical construct of a new v
 ision for a model that will be presented as Neurodynamic Therapy. This new
  model\, developed by Dr. Joel Lubar and Dr. Sal Barba\, will be presented
  in this webinar.\n\nThe second part of the webinar will illustrate our cl
 inical cases to show how we integrate psychotherapeutic modalities with th
 e results from multi-channel training on a session-to-session basis.\n\nIS
 NR members and students receive a discount on registration.  Students sho
 uld email office@ISNR.org.\n\nTo register\, CLICK HERE.\n\nSummary of the 
 Presentation:\n\n 	A definition of Neurodynamic Therapy\n 	Discussion of n
 ew measures relevant for understanding the relationship between the QEEG a
 nd the client’s symptomatology\, including effective connectivity\, phas
 e shift phase lock\, and phase slope index. These are new measures of netw
 ork dynamics that illustrate the changes from protocol impact further corr
 elated with the psychodynamic shifts in the client’s clinical symptomato
 logy.\n 	There will be session graphs to show how to move into a therapeut
 ic process. Evaluation of the graphs will help to determine how to work ps
 ychotherapeutically with the psychodynamics of the client’s cognitive an
 d somatic experiences. How to support the client to develop insight on how
  to develop strategies for the transference of training from their interac
 tion with the training system into their daily life. Furthermore\, the liv
 e training experience may require a pause to support the clinician and the
  client to work with the client’s experiences in relationship to what th
 ey may be thinking\, feeling or visualizing during their training session 
 that could be undermining their movement toward positive change.\n 	Discus
 sion of how to phase out the training when therapeutic goals have been att
 ained\, and development of strategies for follow up baselines and training
  sessions when needed.\n
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