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Dr Tom Collura - Pre Annual-conference workshop

Concesion fee (early bird before 13 July) – $250.00
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concession fee (after 13 July) – $300.00
Concession fee payable by fellow members, Partner members whose partner also attends workshop and student members
Member fee (after 13 July) – $530.00
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Member fee (early bird until 13 July) – $480.00
This fee is payable by Full, Associate and Corporate members
Non-Member fee (after 13 July) – $630.00
This fee is payable by non-members wishing to attend the workshop
Non-Member fee (early bird until 13 July) – $580.00
This fee is payable by non-members wishing to attend the workshop

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Dr Tom Collura
Foundations of Neurofeedback, Z score training, 4 channel designs, MINI-Q assessment and Neurofeedback training.

Part 1

Technical foundations of neurofeedback, with an emphasis on neurophysiological aspects of coherence, phase, and synchrony training.
Signal processing fundamentals.
Local and global synchrony
Origins of bioelectrical rhythms
Measurement and feedback of coherence, phase, and synchrony.
Amplitude and phase relationships in the EEG.
Practical methods for training global brain connectivity.
Z score training towards normalisation. Z score training eliminates the hit and miss of knowing what to train and for how-long.
Training towards a Z score of Zero is tantamount to training towards normalisation of the trained measure.

Part 2

4-channel designs
4 channel MINI-Q (using Dr Robert Thatcher's normative database) for assessment and training.
The concept of EEG "archetypes" based upon 4-channel montages
Functional and clinical correlates of EEG "archetypes"
Scientific approach to the determination of Neurofeedback training protocols that are theory and QEEG driven.

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