Neuromodulation for Optimal Performance in Times of Stress and Trauma

8th & 15th October 2022

Includes Professional Networking and the ANSA AGM, & presentations from our Sponsors

Link to the registration page: https://events.humanitix.com/ansa-16th-annual-conference

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The Asia Pacific Journal of Neurotherapy is a free online non-profit journal that is sponsored jointly by ANSA (Applied Neuroscience Society of Australasia) and APNA (Asia Pacific Neuro-biofeedback Association). The journal is linked to the APNA and ANSA websites. There are two issues per year (May and November). The Editorial Board is made up of clinicians and researchers with an interest in Neurotherapy. Following submission of articles there is a standard peer-review process. Submissions with respect to this journal have been made to top indexing agencies.

This journal has a focus on research and clinical practice in the field of neurotherapy. This includes, but is not necessarily limited to, topics relating to biofeedback, neurofeedback, assessment using Quantitative Electroencephalogram (QEEG). The journal also has an interest to publish papers with a focus on other forms of neuromodulation such as Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (rTMS), Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation (tDCS), photobiomodulation and Transcranial Electro Current Stimulation (tECS).

The journal will accept research articles and clinical case studies and review articles. We invite people to access the journal online and also to submit papers for publication.(More details regarding categories of articles and templates for publication are provided on the journal website). CLICK HERE to the journal.

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This year, the NRBS would like to invite you to join our friends at Northeast Region Biofeedback Society (NRBS) for their 46th Annual International Conference on January 22-23, 2021.  This VIRTUAL conference will be on Neuromodulation and Interventions for Trauma in the Time of Coronavirus.

Together with our experts, we will focus on the latest research into the effects of trauma on the body and the brain, as well as psychophysiological interventions. We will learn about neurological and physiological underpinnings of trauma symptoms and discuss how therapeutic interventions can positively impact those with a history of trauma.

We have some amazing speakers presenting on a wide range of subjects relating to trauma. Speaking at the conference will be:

👉 Sebern Fisher, MA, LMH, BCN
👉 Jay Gunkleman, QEEG-D 
👉 Bessel van der Kolk, MD
👉 Ruth Lanius MD, PhD, FRCPC
👉 Roseann Capanna-Hodge Ed.D. BCN LPC
👉 Mary Lee Esty LCSW-C, Ph.D. BCN, BC
👉 Lark Eshelman, PhD

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Sign up by Wednesday Jan. 13th and attend 1 Pre-Conference Lecture for FREE!

Pre-Conference Lecture & Open Discussion

Andrea Muller, PhD

Biomarkers in Diagnostics & Treatment of ADHD  [1 CE]

Recording Available

Juri Kropotov, PhD

ERP-Based Biomarkers for Diagnosis & Prognosis of Neuromodulation Protocols in Clinical Practice [1 CE]

Recording Available

Bernhard Wandernoth

ILF Neurofeedback for Trauma: A European Perspective [1 CE]

Recording Available

Debi Silber, PhD

How an Unhealed Betrayal is Impacting Your Health, Work & Relationships [1 CE]

Recording Available

Lark Eshelman, PhD

Expanding the Healing for Children! Integrating families into Sessions to Maximize Resilience-Building [1 CE]

TBA

Pre-Conference Lectures are from 12-1 EST. Missed or can’t make it? Recordings will be available for 45 days.

We hope to see you all there! Please feel free to contact support@nrbs.org if you have any questions.

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Please join us in welcoming the incoming ISNR BOARD MEMBERS whose term started as of September 1, 2020:

Leslie Sherlin, PhD, ISNR President.

Ainat Rogel, PhD, previously ISNR Secretary, President Elect.

Nicholas J. Colosi, M.D., Treasurer.

Ruben Perez, Secretary.

Dick Genardi, PhD, Member-at-Large

Robert Turner, MD, Member-at-Large

Robert Longo represents one vote from the Advisory Board

Martha Mack, ANSA, represents one vote from the International Advisory Board

When Board members terms end, directors are given the option to continue to provide advice and guidance by becoming a member of the Advisory Board.  Currently, the Advisory Board consists of David Cantor, PhD, Roger deBeus, PhD, Robert Longo, MRC, Tato Sokhadze, PhD, and Nancy Wigton, PhD.  The Advisory Board holds one vote on the Board of Directors.

In an effort to bring more of the “international” element to ISNR, we have focused on expanding communications and involvement with international societies.  ISNR has added an “INTERNATIONAL” tab to our website which outlines our International Affiliates and provides links to the corresponding websites.  Please take a moment to visit it at THIS LINK.

Each of these international affiliates is part of ISNR’s INTERNATIONAL ADVISORY BOARD (IAB).  The IAB holds one vote on the Board of Directors.

Please join us in welcoming the new Board Members, Advisory Board Members, and International Advisory Board Members.

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As the fall is upon us and winter approaches, like all of you, the Board is ready to usher in a new year filled with optimism and hope of putting the challenges of 2020 behind us.  I sat with a blank page for many days wondering what I could possibly offer you that would rise to the level of gaining your attention with so many other important issues taking precedence of our daily lives.  And so that is where I will begin – in challenging times when our personal lives are distracted and our professional efforts are aimed at keeping our clients and our business as healthy as possible, trust that the organization’s leadership are not sitting idle but actively pursuing opportunities, exploring ideas and engaging others in effort to grow and establish new ways to keep our community strong.

I’ll spare the listing of all the efforts that are underway, but as you can imagine, there remains the primary goal of increasing the reach and awareness of neuroregulation techniques to the general public to increase confidence and consumption of services.  Secondary goals remain to provide our membership with access to education, discounts and exceptional membership services. This year we are placing a significant focus on membership value and services.  As our budgets feel the impact of the current socio-economic environment and we continue to want to share the benefits of neuroregulation in a healthcare system that is never ending in the challenge of reimbursement, we turn our attention to ensuring that your membership dollars provide actual value.  To this end, there is strong support, both in namesake and financial, toward the ongoing efforts to gain appropriate insurance reimbursement for our services. There will be ongoing development of provider “toolkits” with documents, templates and best practices recommendations to save you time and bolster your expertise within your business.  Finally, we’ll be rolling out additional opportunities for networking and sharing of information to members.  This year in particular has been isolating and more than ever we need to rely upon our community of peers for information exchange, education development, and social interactions.

As always, we encourage you to get involved. You can do this by simply being a participant in the upcoming activities, enrolling in a webinar or even presenting your work and expertise in these venues. You can volunteer by contacting the ISNR office and letting us know any skills or time that you’d like to contribute. I look forward to being part of this exceptional team of directors and staff leading our organization into the next year.

Thank you for your continued support,

Leslie H. Sherlin, PhD, MAC, MSc, LAC, BCN, BCB, ECP, QEEGD, IBQED

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One of the main objectives of SINQ is the constant scientific updating, its promotion and above all its dissemination in Italy. Therefore, an essential part of its mission is the organization and provision of courses, workshops, congresses and group activities aimed at fostering interaction between members.

Moreover, the society aims to cope over time the fragmentation that currently characterizes Neurofeedback training in Italy, trying to spread professional ethics as well as good practice in terms of both learning and the clinical application of tools that are as fascinating as complex to master.

To achieve this goal, SINQ has long-established contacts with the most important international societies of qEEG and Neurofeedback certification societies to introduce them in Italy, in the strong belief that this is the only way to guarantee a rigorous control on the educational training, updating and, above all, support the therapeutic efficacy among the providers.

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