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Winter Brain
2000
Inner R/Evolution; Going
to the Next Level
- 8th Annual Winter Conference on
Brain Function, Modification & Training: Neurofeedback, Mind, Heart Spirit Advanced
Meeting:
- Held February 4-8, 2000 Palm Springs,
California

- "The premier meeting in the entire area of EEG biofeedback." Joel Lubar
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- My favorite brain meeting. Barry Sterman
Organized by Rob Kall 
Some of our speakers for 2000 Palm Springs

- Jay Gunkelman
- -Optimal Functioning & QEEG
- - Drug/EEG interactions
-Autism and Neurofeedback
WS2 EEG/qEEG and Neurofeedback with
Autistic Spectrum Disorder |

- Joel Lubar
- Relationships between Multichannel QEEG & Successful NF
training for ADD
- Workshop 4 hr. Assessment & Protocols for NF
Interventions, emphasizing treatment of ADD/HD
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- Barry Sterman
- New metrics for evaluation and neurofeedback
strategies using QEEG.
workshop WS 2 the Sensorimotor SMR Rhythm
Specific physiological and clinical Correlates. An update on assessment & trng.
Three Day Course on Topometric and QEEG |

- Thom Hartmann, meeting the Pope
- ADD: There is a light at the end of
the Tunnel (sat. talk)
- Edge of God (Fri. talk)
WS2 Waking up to Personal and Global
Transformation
WS2 ADD at work, at home, at school
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 Tom Budzynski
- QEEG Chronic Fatigue Study (CFS) Twin study
Academic Performance Enhancement"
WS2 Neurofeedback and AVS in Stroke,
Head Injury, and Cognitive Deficits in the Elderly |
 Paul. Swingle
PANEL: Procedures for Strengthening and
Shortening Neurofeedback |
 Richard Williams
Neurofeedback: A Technology for Self
Transaction
WS2 Peak Awareness Training
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 Judith Lubar
- Methods for Maximizing the Benefits of Neurofeedback and
Minimizing the Number of Sessions Required for a Successful
Outcome
The Nuts and Bolts of Transforming "I
Can't Do It Because I Am ADD" Into "I Can Do It and I Am Intelligent and
Creative Too
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- Gary Schwartz with
- Linda Russek
- Consciousness beyond the brain, The Living Energy Universe
WS2 Researching Life After Death: The
Last Frontier
WS2 Human Energy Systems Research: The
Living Energy Laboratory |
Uwe
Gerlach A powerful additional tool for alpha/theta training treating e. g. drug
and drug-like addictions - "breath-walk
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Bill Scott
- Alpha Theta protocols for Addiction, Substance Abuse &
Trauma:
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- Joe Kamiya
- The Future of the Science of Human Consciousness
Joe is the Pioneer who started
the field of EEG biofeedback
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 Les Fehmi
Love is a Way of Paying Attention
WS Managing Self, Managing awareness ;
realizing your true nature through Attention Training |
Rob Kall, meeting organizer
- Positive Experience Work: imagery, recall, analysis , as a positive psychology coaching
intervention.
self regulation and enlightenment
- Establishing biofeedback as a profession, biofeedback licensure,
|
 Sig
Othmer
Reaching
the Unreachable Child: conduct disorders, violence and incipient sociopathy
Neocortical Dynamics: Brain Timing and
State management: |
Sue
Othmer
- -empowering the brain
-Balancing & Integrating Brain Function: An Emerging
Model of Cortical/ Subcortical , R/L Brain Organization & Balance and Integration of
Beta/ SMR & Alpha Training
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 Hyla Cass
brain optimizing nutrients & herbs
WS2B Brain Optimizing nutrients
& herbs |

Neurofeedback Foundations Course
Feb 3, 2000
Leading trainers in the field of neurofeedback go over the basics in a one day prep
course.
This is an extraordinary way to get your entry into
the field of neurofeedback off to a fantastic start. The course will prepare you to better
understand the exciting peresentations which you'll hear at the advanced meeting, and will
help you to decide who to choose for more extended training.
Trainers include: Joel Lubar, Sig Othmer, Sue Othmer,
Valdeane Brown

Pre and Post Meeting Courses:
What People Say About The
Meeting
- The premier meeting in the entire area of EEG biofeedback and an outstanding
opportunity for in-depth interaction with the experts in the field.
- Joel Lubar, Past President, AAPB
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- Rob (Kall) historically sets the standard for EEG Biofeedback Conferences.
- Lynda Kirk, President, SSNR (Society for Study
of Neuronal Regulation)
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A unique, congenial and free- wheeling
forum for the exchange of practical information and ideas about the brain. My
favorite brain meeting. Barry Sterman, Past
President AAPB |
If you want to learn the latest about neurotherapy, meet
fellow neurotherapy researchers & clinicians, and be inspired, this is the
meeting to attend."
Gary E. Schwartz, Past
AAPB Pres. |
- Winter Brain Meeting opens the door for "all" of us to
share our experiences & findings in a safe, nurturing environment.
- Mary Jo Sabo,
- Enrico Fermi School, Yonkers, NY
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- A meeting not to be missed if you are interested in
the reasons for the "how-to" of brain electrical recording. The meetings
are, therefore, exciting and a haven for cross- fertilization of ideas and
techniques Karl
Pribram
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- "Exciting and fun. This meeting covers
Megabrain topics better than any other."
- Michael Hutchison, Megabrain
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- "Best conference for leaders, innovators
- Angelo Bolea, Psychologist
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"Where the old
guard and the new guard meet. I wouldn't miss it."
Tom Allen, Neurofeedback trainer |
A Spectacular meeting of great minds
with the courage to be on the cutting edge. Nancy White |
The most innovative &
informative meetings for the advanced practioner in Neurofeedback. The amount of
information & choices of workshops is great!" Michael Linden, Director- ADD Treatment Centers |
- Your workshop is the only major one drawing
field experts which allows concentrating on EEG, and completely avoiding any trace of
politics and bureaucratic concerns.
- Len Ochs
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- The Futurehealth Conference continues to be the premier event in the field of NF
Where else can you talk to and listen to the leading researchers and practitioners in
neurofeedback? The atmosphere is collegial, respectful and it's fun! If you only go to one
conference this year, this is the one to go to.
Valdeane Brown, Clinical Psychologist,
Neurofeedback Trainer
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A true
gathering of the tribe. An extra-ordinary EEG conference where the practical and the
visionary meet, albeit sometimes rather warily. Rob Kall is a genius at bringing us all
together to share our "life journeys". May he continue to do so. Geoffrey Blundell, Mind Mirror designer |
I really like the feel of your annual winter brain conference. It
reminds me of the excitement, energy and enthusiasm of early biofeedback meetings when we
were all young. You deserve a lot of credit for organizing the excellent programs year
after year. Tom Budzynski, Past Pres. Biofeedback Society of America |
- I think the Futurehealth meeting is the best of the
neurotherapy/ neurofeedback/ neurodiagnostics meetings. I think this not only because it
is focussed on neuro- matters, but further, because its organizer manages to get the best
people heavily involved.
- Peter Rosenfeld, Northwestern Univ., AAPB Past President,
Neurofeedback pioneer
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"FutureHealth's
EEG meeting offers a more open minded atmosphere for discussions than most other EEG
meetings. EEG feedback is a powerful tool for transcendent experience, when
used with proper equipment and protocols, but other EEG groups seem only want to
hear about medical model therapies and insurance reimbursement methods.
FutureHealth's forum allows, indeed encourages, sharing about methods for and the results
of expanding awareness, and the spiritual dimensions of the transformations and awakenings
which occur through suitably intensive EEG feedback trainings."
Dr. James V. Hardt, Biocybernaut Institute |
- Beautiful presentations by specialist
pioneers. Enjoyable workshops with refreshing dialog, continuing six months
later. The pace was surprisingly dynamic, maintaining exceptional interest. A
unique program...
- Brian Costello, Australia
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- It's hard to synthesize into words what an
incredible experience your 97 conference was. The words "family" and
"community"aren't even strong enough to describe the sense of sharing,
communion, creativity, and openness that I experienced in Palm Springs. I truly
believe this field is coming together as never before, and your conference provides
it a home base and a launching point.
- Anna Wise, The High Performance Mind,
Esalen Mind Mirror Trainer
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This is the one conference with the right
attitude-- people come here with open hearts and minds. Its THE meeting I go to to
hear the NEW IDEAS, to hear what people are thinking.
Sue Othmer
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"for
people who are engaged in modern healing, psychotechnology and peak performance, the
EEG brain/mind conferences are an absolute must. We hope there will be more European
participants in the near future." Uwe
Gerlach |
a fantastic
experience, more than worth the trip from "downunder".
Rosemarie Schneider, New Zealand
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The most interesting speakers, the most stimulating
interaction, the most enjoyable atmosphere -- if I could go to only one meeting a
year this would be it. Rob's meeting is COOL.
David Noton, Forest Institute |
"..
excellent information/ inspiration-- a delightful Key West Serendipity. "The
in-depth presentations and willing- ness to share of the presenters is out-
standing."
Patricia Norris past AAPB pres |
- The best of the best from the best. A
veritable banquet for the discriminating mind tech gourmet. The only meeting which
succeds at bring it all together in a synergistic and congenial atmosphere. In
otherwords, I like it! <g>
- Dennis Campbell, EEG Spectrum
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"The workshops allowed
a communication forum for clinicians and researchers to get together and share
what's going on in EEG training. This was done in a friendly environment (warm climate
too) in which information that was given encouraged us in the field to assist in future
studies. It was really special and exciting : very rich, very diverse and extremely
educational.
Your organization was
superb. The content of subjects was very enriching and enlightening; the atmosphere was
beautiful. Strengths: Calibre of speakers, and the open discussion in sessions & in
out of the - corridor about the whole human and spiritual aspect of EEG. Bottom Line:
Illuminating, Fascinating-- Wonderful experience. Well Done.
Yael & Jeremy Langford, Israeli
Neurotherapists |
The single most important event of the year for practitioners,
theorists, and lay people in the ADD arena. Rob Kall's EEG annual conference is the
best of all the conferences I've ever attended or presented at. In particular, I
appreciate the casual atmosphere, the opportunities for discussion and cross-pollination
of topics and new information, and the omnipresent Jacuzzi. This conference has an
extremely high level of scientific and speculative information combined with an honest,
humility, and humanity which is usually lacking from those conferences put on by
associations" and "professional groups" who are often more interested in
status, politics, and self-aggrandizement than they are in people learning and
enjoying themselves.
Thom Hartmann, author of Success with ADD, ADD a
Different Perspective; Hunters in a Farmer's World, The Prophet's Way. (one of the most
popular speakers on the ADD circuit) |
Conference Vision
To bring together the field's best leaders, innovators and thinkers
to share advanced, cutting edge ideas & techniques, network,& advance the fields
forward while having tropical fun. The meeting covers the cutting edges of the world of
mind brain and consciousness measurement, modification and training. Main themes include
neurofeedback, brain mapping, qEEG, ADD, sound/light technology peak performance,
brain/mind smart drugs, brain nutrients, energy therapies, etc., clinical
neuropsychophysiology and related economics, enlightenment and consciousness.
Over 50 speakers and 30+ workshops and a great exhibit hall make
this the largest meeting of its kind in the world. None of the speakers are paid to
present. They come because they want to hear the best experts in the world sharing their
newest findings and ideas, at the first place they are reported, and they enjoy the
quality of the questions and the dialogue. The workshops are extraordinary opportunities
to get in-depth information, training or just the thinking of the masters of the
Brain/Mind arts and sciences universe.
Take a look at the lectures, workshops. Most are, rather than
being solely data presentations for a single study, powerful presentations which
pull together the state of the art, in terms of data, philosophy, technique, and even
politics. Most presenters are world respected leaders and master practitioners
(though the meeting always leaves room for newcomers with vision, ideas and good data.)
They share their newest ideas and findings long before sending them off to journals. It's
the safe, sharing environment that allows it to happen. That's why you';; see people who
don't attend any other meetings showing up.
For the last few years, the Futurehealth meetings have grown to
include many different pre andpost conference events. The Optimal Functioning and Positive
Psychology meeting explores peak performance, enlightenment, consciousness and approaches
to understanding and bringing out the best in people using all varieties of strategies and
approaches. Several national organizations hold board meetings, companies hold trainings,
and we are always happy to help to make your own goals bear fruit.
Whether you come to the meeting to hear the most creative,
stimulating presentations, at the edges of the new mind technologies, to network, or to
meet some of the kindest, most generous professionials you'll find anywhere, don't miss
this meeting. It promises to be the most powerful we've had yet.
Some tentatively Planned panel
discussions:
- Biofeedback & Self Regulation: Profession, License and
Certification
- Chaos and non-linear models
- integrating spiritual with technology
- Finding strengths where pathology is labeled
- EEG Biofeedback Ethical Issues
- The Role of QEEG in Neurofeedback
Review
Meeting abstracts (monster file= slow load)
- Thursday:
-2nd day of Lubar workshop
start 9:00 AM
-3rd day of Sterman Workshop
start 9:00 AM
-EEG Biofeedback / Neurofeedback
Foundations Course
-Optimal Functioning & Positive Psych
- 8:00AM Rae Tattenbaum
Preparing Peak Performers:an Integrated program
- 8:30 Sue Othmer:
empowering the brain
- 9:00 Sally Church
Don't Accept Me As I Am - help me to reach my optimal
functioning
- 9:30 Les Fehmi
Love is a special way of paying attention
- 10:10 Break
- 10:30 Valdeane Brown
Advances In Peak Performance: A Joint Time-Frequency Walk
Through The NeuroCare Matrix(r)
- 11:00 Panel: Finding strengths where pathology is labeled: Blum,
Hartmann,
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- 12:10 Rob Kall
Positive Experience Work: imagery, recall, analysis , as a
positive psychology coaching intervention.
- 12:40 Lunch break
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- 2:00 David Siever,
Sound and Light Entrainment
- 2:30 Barbara Holstein
The Enchanted Self, A Positive Therapy
- 3:00 Susan K. Perry
Creating in Flow
- 3:30 Break
- 3:50 Liana Mattulich
Inner Key training
- 4:30 Bob Whitehouse
Consciousness 2000: Science & Spirit, at the Turn in the
TORUS
- 5:00 Jane Guttman T
he Unseen Healer: Listen for the Higher Voice
- 5:30 Dinner Break
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- 7:15 Hyla Cass
brain optimizing nutrients & herbs
- 7:45 Al Collins
Is there a self in self-regulation?
- 8:15
Jay Gunkelman Optimal Functioning & QEEG
- 8:45 break
- 9:00 Richard Soutar
Quantum Interpretation of ancient paradigms of
Transformation
- 9:30 Tom Budzynski Academic
performance enhancement
- 10:15 PM
- Song Fest Guests and speakers
get together to sing songs using an overhead projector to share lyrics. Bring
transparencies of your favorite songs!
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- Friday
7:00
Uwe Gerlach Breath-walk : A powerful additional tool for alpha/theta training
7:20 Valdeane Brown Interleaving 21 and 40 Hzbrain training for Clinical
Efficacy and Spiritual Exploration: Using the "Mystical Symmetry" for profound
Transformation
7:50 Joe Kamiya The Future of the Science of Human Consciousness
8:30 Ken Blum Genetics positive & negative
9:10 Break: exhibit / beverage
9:40 Thom Hartmann: Edge of God;
10:20 Rob Kall; Conference greeting, introductions, announcements
10:30 Rob Kall Inner Revolution; Self regulation & enlightenment
11:10 Break
11:40 Panel Integrating spiritual with technology Bermea,
Hartmann, Kall, Isaacs, Schwartz.
1:00 Lunch
2:00-4:00, 2:00-6:00 workshops
4:00-6:00 workshops
7:00 Jim Hardt: IQ Increases in Children and Adults:
7: 40 Gary Schwartz & Linda Russek: Consciousness Beyond the Brain; The
Living Energy Universe.,
8:30 Break
8:45 Rhonda Greenberg Transformations of consciousness
9:15 Richard Williams Neurofeedback: A Technology for Self Transaction
9:55 Jeff Cram Effects of two flower essences on high intensity environmental
stimulation and EMF.
Optional Workshops
Les Fehmi & Susan Shor WS4 Managing Self, Managing awareness ; realizing your true nature through
Attention Training.
Judith Lubar WS2A The Patient, Therapist Equipment Interface: Successful
neuroFB techniques with children and adults: In-Vivo demo Part 1
Bill Hudspeth WS2B BAdvances in QEEG Analyses and Interpretation
Susan K. Perry WS2A Writing in Flow
Barbara Holstein WS2B Recipes for Enchantment
Sig Othmer WS2A Neocortical Dynamics: Brain Timing and State
management
Alfonso Bermea WS2B Neurofeedback and Working with violence
Richard Williams WS2A Peak Awareness Training.
Barbara Soutar WS2B Feminine Spirituality and the Roots of Balance.
Hyla Cass WS2A Brain Optimizing nutrients & herbs
Stephen Sideroff WS2B Peripheral Biofeedback techniques |
Saturday
7:00 Ken Blum Reward Deficiency Syndrome & ADD
7:40 SueOthmer Balancing & Integrating Brain Function: An Emerging Model of
Cortical/ Subcortical , R/L Brain Organization & Balance & Integration of Beta/
SMR & Alpha Training
8:20 Thom Hartmann ADD: There is a light at the end of the Tunnel
9:00 Break: exhibits, beverages
9:25 David Trudeau Getting Published. Its a good thing
9:50 Julian Isaacs The Focus Project: A Controlled Stody of the Use of Neurofb
for Remediating ADHD in a Public Elementary School. Phase I Data Analysis
10:30 Judith Lubar Methods for Maximizing the Benefits of NF & Minimizing
the Number of Sessions Required for a Successful Outcome
11:10 Break
11:30 Jim Robbins What I Learned from the Brainwave Trainers -- The Coming
Revolution of the Central Nervous System
12:00 Panel Establishing biofeedback as a profession & as a license Rob
Kall
1:00 Lunch break
2:-4:, 2-6, 4-6 Optional Workshops
7PM Lynda & Michael Thompson Developing a successful, high volume
non-insurance practice
- 7:40
David Kaiser Role of Immersive Technology in NF
8:10 Break
8:20 Stephen Sideroff Neurofeedback in the Treatment of RSD (Reflex Sympathetic
Dystrophy)
8:50 Panel: EEG, Neurofb, And Non-Linear, Dynamical Approaches: Explorations Into The
Chaos At The Cutting Edge Of Clinical Practice
V. Brown, T.Collura, J. Gunkleman, E. Soehner
Optional Workshops
Lynda & Michael Thompson: WS4A Interventions for ADD to supplement NFB based on
The ADD BOOK
Liana Mattulich WS4A BFB as a bridge to healing in Columbine: Experiential &
Didactic
Joe Horvat WS2A EEG Coherence Training
Bill Scott WS2B Advanced Alpha Theta Course
Thom Hartmann WS2A ADD at work,at home, at school
Thom Hartmann WS2B Waking up to Personal and Global Transformation
Sue Othmer WS2A Balancing Brain Function
Barry Sterman WS2B the Sensorimotor SMR Rhythm Specific physiological and
clinical correlates. An update on assessment & trng.
Gary Schwartz WS2A Human Energy Systems Research: The Living Energy Laboratory
Ken Blum WS2B Reward Deficiency Syndrome |
Sunday 7:15 Bob Gurnee: Beta is Rarely the Issue in
ADD; QEEG Based subtypes of child and adult ADD
7:55 Hershel Toomim Brain Training in ¼ the time: HEG Brain
Oxygenation Neurofeedback
8:35 Frank Deits HEG Another part of the elephant
9:05 Break
9:25 Karl Pribram Subjective Experience & Brain Electrical Activity
10:10 Jay Gunkelman Drug/EEG interactions
10:50 Tom Collura Steady-State Evoked potentials as a Biofeedback
Modality
11:20 Break
11: 40 Valdeane Brown Joint Time- Frequency and Non-Linear Dynamical Analyses
Of EEG: Okay, what did they just say and what does it mean to me?
12:20 Joel Lubar Relationships
betwn Multichannel QEEG & Successful NF training for ADD
1:00 Lunch
2:-4:, 2-6, 4-6 Optional Workshops
7:00 Bill Hudspeth Post-Adolescent Maturation (PAM) of the Frontal Lobes
7:40 Tom Budzynski QEEG CFS Twin study
8:10 Barry Sterman New metrics for evaluation & NFB strategies
using QEEG.
8:50 Break,
9:00 Panel Role of QEEG in Neurofeedback
Optional Workshops 22
Joel Lubar WS4A Assessment
& Protocols for NF Interventions, emphasizing treatment of ADD/HD
Joe Kamiya: WS2A Biofeedback, Social Interaction & Consciousness
Karl Pribram WS2B Brain and Conscious Experience; Where are We? Adventures in
Brain Science: The first 50 yrs.
Gary Schwartz WS2A Researching Life After Death: The Last Frontier
Victoria Ibric , Chuck Davis WS2B Pain and neuroFB :corticalization and
modification of pain affect through neurofeedback ; working with Roshi
Tom Budzynski WS2A Neurofb and AVS in Stroke, Head Injury, and Cognitive
Deficits in the Elderly
Jay Gunkelman WS2B EEG/qEEG and NFB with Autistic Spectrum Disorder
Al Collins WS2A Buddhism, the Yogic Self, and NFb
David Trudeau WS2B Getting Published is Easier than You Think: Writing up Ideas,
Reviews, Case Studies and Clinical Trials.
Bob Gurnee: WS2A QEEG Based subtypes of child and adult ADD; Developing
effective NF strategies
Jonathan Purcell WS2B Operating the Waverider |
Monday
7:00 TBA
7:30 Mary & Frank Deits Stroke & Biofeedback; recovering, with
past & current BF training
8:00 Panel: Procedures for Strengthening
and Shortening NFB , Paul Swingle chair, Tom Budzynski, Jay Gunkelman, Judith
Lubar, Steve Rothman
9:15 Break
9:30 Alfonso Bermea 3 yr.
Violence study followup
10:00 Sebern Fisher Reactive Attachment Disorder
- 10:30
Sig Othmer Reaching the Unreachable Child: conduct disorders, violence and
incipient sociopathy
11:10 stretch break
11:20 Victoria Ibric, Dr. Baumzweiger Nutrition evaluations &, regimens
& importance of diet/detoxification in integration with neurofFB training
12:00 Panel: EEG BF Ethical Issues Henry Weeks
1:00 Lunch
2:00-4:00, 2:00-6:00 workshops
7:00 Jay Gunkelman Autism QEEG &NF
7:15 Victoria Ibric Long lasting effects of Neurofeedback Training on Bipolar
Disorder and Addictions (follow up case study
- 7:45
Bill Scott Mechanisms of AlphaTheta on addictions
8:25 Julian Isaacs Neurofeedback Viewed as a Pre-Paradigmatic Field: Action
Implications For Establishing It.
9:05 Dave Siever: Audio-Visual Entrainment as a Treatment Modality for Fibromyalgia and Seasonal Affective Disorder
Monday Optional Workshops
Valdeane Brown WS4A Advances In The Period 3 Approach: Changing Perspectives And
Navigating the NeuroCare Matrix
Henry Weeks WS4A NF Ethical Issues
Barbara & Richard Soutar WS2A
A Shaman's Guide to Neurofeedback; The Convergence of Ancient & Modern Technologies
of Human Transformation
Tom Collura WS2B Foundations and Applications of Steady-State Visual Evoked
Potentials
Bill Hudspeth WS2A Advances in QEEG Analyses and Interpretation
Hershel Toomim WS2B Hemoencephalography HEG Brain Blood Flow
Jim Hardt WS2A Accelerated Spiritual Growth Through The Advanced Biocybernaut
Process
Barry Sterman WSQEEG2B: part 1 QEEG Foundations Course
Julian Isaacs WS2 How To Market and Deliver Neurofeedback Services to Schools
Sebern Fisher WS2 Integration of Psychodyamic Therapy & Neurofeedback |
Tuesday
8:00
Panel alternate approaches to NF Training: Group, Home, Internet
Peter Van Deusen Power to the People: Fulfilling the Promise of NeuroFB; Home &
Intenet based training
Helena Kerekhazi EEG Biofeedback Training in groups and via internet
Julian Isaacs group training
W. Gumm
9:20 Thom Hartmann topic to be announced
10:00 stretch break
10:10 Mike Linden: Differential Assessment of ADD in Adults
10:40 Robert Hamilton: Neurofeedback Equipment Investigation
11:20 Jane Gutman Soma Sound: The Voice of Memory
1-3, 1-5, 3-5 optional workshops
Optional Workshops
Mike Linden WS2A MultiModality Treatment of ADD Adults;
Its not the same as working with kids.
Sally Church WS2B
Mediation & Re- mediation of Cognitive Functioning Feuerstein's Theory
Paul Swingle WS2A How to Put together and Line up Talks to Laymen and
Professionals to build your practice and increase public & Professional Awareness.
Uwe Gerlach WS2B breath-walk : A powerful additional tool for alpha/theta
training
Bill Scott WS2A Troubleshooting Alpha-Theta
Judith Lubar WS2A The Patient, Therapist Equipment Interface: Successful neuroFB
techniques with children and adults: In-Vivo demo Part 2
Foundations of QEEG for EEG Biofeedback Faculty: Gunkelman, Hudspeth, Lubar, Sterman (Starts
Monday with Barry Sterman) |
Workshops WS4= start 2 :00 PM
end 6:00 PM WS2A start 2PM, end 4PM, WS2B Start 4PM end 6PM
This meeting schedule with around 60 speakers is
subject to change.
Exhibit Hall
Come to A Great Exhibit Hall. There's a good chance the money you save on exhibit
hall specials, or by finding the right package will pay for your registration.
Thought Technology EEG Spectrum
Focus Technology Biocomp Roshi
Photosonix Lexicor
BrainMaster Neurofeed.com Futurehealth
Bookstore
Neuromedical Supplies (a division of
NeuroSoft)
Combine your winter Brain 2000 registration with either The 3rd Annual Optimal
Functioning Meeting or the Neurofeedback Foundations Course or the QEEG Foundations course
and save.
- Cancellation Policy
- 100% refund before August 15 and at any time on optional
workshops.
Cancellation fees for meetings and the Foundations course will apply after
Aug. 15 1999
Cancellation fees: $25 before 10/15, $50 before 11/30, $100 before 1/1/99, $200
before 1/20/99, no refunds after 1/20/99 (a $200 deduction will be applied and then the
balance can be credited towards registration for the next years meeting and or
the purchase of tapes from the current and past years meetings. To get any refund or
credit due to cancelling attendance for emergency reasons such as a death or severe
illness in the family, registrants must put in writing a request for credit/refund within
two weeks of the first day of the meeting. Each case will be evaluated individually to
determine whether a partial refund or credit will be allowed. In all cases, the decision
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determined as the outcome, it can take up to 12 months from the starting day of the
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miss the meeting. It is our intent to be fair in offering credit and refund options, but
we reserve the final right in making the decision.
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