BCIA-A Certified 36-Hour Didactic Training | Neurofeedback in Clinical Practice - June 2022

BCIA-A Certified 36- Hour Didactic Training| Neurofeedback in Clinical Practice

We are excited to offer an accredited Neurofeedback course that has been long sought by all who have attended our training on Neurofeedback with trauma and the EEG in clinical practice. 

As leaders in the field of Neurofeedback and trauma, we have experience in working with complex and chronic cases. This course is based on our clinical expertise in using Neurofeedback as a tool for recovery in combination with other therapeutic modalities and is supported by our ongoing research. 

With experience providing Neurofeedback since 2003 as well as integrating the latest neuroscientific research, cutting-edge neuromodulation technologies, and outcome-driven psychological interventions this 36-Hour Neurofeedback didactic training will provide you with the solid foundation in how to start your practice and support your clients.

This course is designed to provide you with the necessary basic skills and understanding to use Neurofeedback equipment and in applying eyes open neurofeedback protocols. This course satisfies the BCIA-A blueprint of knowledge and will be delivered in a mixture of online and face-to-face formats.

The training will be provided in two different modes:

– 16 Hours of Self-Paced Learning (sent to you 2 weeks prior to the course). You will access video-recorded lectures; reading materials with compulsory and recommended articles, and assessments to test your knowledge.

– 2  Face to Face Training Sessions at STARTTS - Fairfield Office

CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD OUR BCIA-A COURSE BROCHURE WITH THE DETAILED TRAINING PROGRAM

You will receive 36 hours of didactic education aligned with BCIA-A* Blueprint of Knowledge:

N.B. Aligns with *BCIA 2014 Revision

PRESENTER: Mirjana Askovic  Director of the Australian Neurofeedback Institute. BPsych (Hons), BCN, QEEGD, FANSA Currently - Ph.D. Candidate, Discipline of Psychiatry, Sydney Medical School, University of Sydney.

PRESENTER: Sejla Murdoch Deputy Director of the Australian Neurofeedback Institute. BScPsych, PostGrad Dip (Psych.), BCN Currently- Masters of Brain and Mind Sciences, Faculty of Medicine and Health, University of Sydney.