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Neurofeedback in Clinical Practice

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Neurofeedback in Clinical Practice

BCIA-A Certified 36-hour Didactic Training + practicum

26th and 27th October 2023

9 am to 5 pm


2 days in-house practicum

Training Outline

We are excited to offer an accredited Neurofeedback course that has been long sought by all who have attended our trainings 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 therapeutical modalities and is supported by our ongoing research.

With our 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 a 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 blueprint of knowledge and will be delivered in a mixture of online and face to face formats.

Training Program

The training will be provided in two different modes:

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

N.B. Aligns with *BCIA 2014 Revision

Presenters

Mirjana Askovic

ANFI Director and Program Coordinator of STARTTS’ Neurofeedback Program

Mirjana is a PhD candidate with the Discipline of Psychiatry at the University of Sydney. Her research is focused on the examination of the mechanisms and efficacy of neurofeedback in reducing symptoms of PTSD in trauma affected refugees.

Sejla Murdoch

ANFI Deputy Director and Senior Team Leader of STARTTS’ Neurofeedback Program

Sejla has worked as a clinician and a clinical supervisor at STARTTS since 1998 and since 2007 assisted in the development of its Neurofeedback (NF) Clinic. She is an accredited BCIA-A Neurofeedback Mentor.

Who should attend

Professionals who meet the pre-requisite educational requirements of a BA/BS minimum in a clinical health care field or equivalent.

Accredited courses

BCIA-A accredited trainings are approved continuing professional development opportunities for health care professionals from a range of fields including, but not limited to, psychology, nursing, physiotherapy, dentistry, osteopathy, occupational therapy, chiropractic, social work, speech pathology, or medicine. Others may also participate in the workshop*.

getting bcia-a certified

After completing our BCIA-approved Didactic Neurofeedback Education, you will need to:

  • Provide proof of successful completion of two comprehensive university level courses of at least one semester in each of:

a) Human Anatomy, Physiology or Human Biology; and
b) Neuropsychology, Cognitive Neuroscience or Psychophysiology

or alternatives approved by BCIA-A to meet the above two course requirements.

PRACTICAL SKILLS TRAINING

  • Do 25 contact hours of BCIA-A-approved mentoring of clinical neurofeedback skills through the review of 10 sessions of self-regulation, 100 patient/client sessions, and 10 case presentations (more than one mentor may be used). 
  • Successfully complete the written certification exam on the “Blueprint of Knowledge” taken at a scheduled exam site, or through the use of an online exam with approved proctors.

APPLICATION

Didactic Training Cost

Self-Paced Training
$ 1,133 AUD
  • 36 Hours of Self-Paced Learning
General Admission
$ 2255 AUD
  • 36 Hours of Self-Paced Learning
  • 2 Days in-house practicum
  • Didactic education aligned with BCIA* Blueprint of Knowledge
Practicum Training
$ 1,133 AUD
  • 2 Days in-house Practicum

For more information please contact the ANFI Training Team here or call +61 (0)2 9646 6700