The Nia Presents Alpha-Theta Neurofeedback

What you'll learn
Alpha-Theta mechanisms and methodology
Clinical applications of Alpha-Theta Neurofeedback
Historical development and research
How to use the EEGer neurofeedback system to administer Alpha-Theta Neurofeedback
Requirements
An understanding of amplitude neurofeedback/frequency band training.
An understanding of the international 10-20 system.
Ideally access to neurofeedback equipment that allows you to do alpha-theta training, AND to adjust protocols. The EEGer system is preferable as it is used in the practicum.
Ideally students will have already completed a basic hands-on course in neurofeedback and/or a BCIA certified course in neurofeedback.
Description
PLEASE NOTE: This course is intended for neurofeedback professionals only. While the main content of the course is independent of any particular brand of neurofeedback equipment, the practicum is conducted on the EEGer neurofeedback system.This is a recording of Dr. Moshe Perl delivering his popular Alpha-Theta Neurofeedback course as part of a live-online course taught in August, 2020. It is an in-depth, comprehensive introduction to Alpha-Theta neurofeedback.Alpha-Theta neurofeedback - also commonly referred to as the "Peniston Protocol" (in recognition of the ground-breaking research by Dr Eugene Peniston, who achieved an 80% success rate, with 10 year follow-up, in the treatment of alcoholism) - is deep state work, often applied in order to address addictions and PTSD and is also used for peak performance.Combining Alpha-Theta fairly early with eyes open neurofeedback can, for many clients, improve their ability to remain calm, improve sleep and general well-being, and accelerate emotional healing.Alpha-Theta training/neurofeedback is often likened to meditation, as alpha-theta states are often achieved through meditative practice.Topics covered include: historical development, research, Alpha-Theta mechanisms and methodology, clinical applications and practicum.For this video-series, we kept the questions that people asked during the live recording of the course, but replaced their voices with snazzy title cards.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 History
Lecture 3 Reseach
Lecture 4 Alpha-Theta and Sleep
Lecture 5 Training considerations
Lecture 6 Bands and thresholds
Lecture 7 States and abreactions
Lecture 8 Process overview
Lecture 9 Typical treatment progression
Lecture 10 Addictions
Lecture 11 Anxiety and depression
Lecture 12 Bonus: Q&A
Lecture 13 Alpha-theta and EEGer
Lecture 14 Running the session
Intermediate neurofeedback practitioners.

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