Join your friends in Melbourne Australia for our

14^th Annual ANSA Conference &  Workshops 

Building Clinical Excellence: 

Neurofeedback and Emerging Neuromodulation Methods

to be held 3-11 September 2020

Novotel on Collins Street, Melbourne CBD…..

Draft Program and Ticket Registration Now Open at: 

https://whova.com/web/bcena_202009/

PDF Edition of the Draft Program (V2) is available for download here.

PDF Overview of Sponsorship Opportunities is available for download here.

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Please note that ANSA preferred method of payment is PayPal.  For those who prefer electronic funds transfer, our details are:

ANSA Westpac account

BSB:034-234 

Account NO: 247319.

Please send email secretary@appliedneuroscience.org.au with your transaction reference, date and amount transferred.

Thank you for your cooperation.

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 A FREE gift to you from one of our 2018 conference workshop and keynote presenters, Dave Siever (donating his fee to Aussie Farmers Appeal). Transcranial DC Stimulation History, Physiology & Clinical Applications

Transcranial DC Stimulation (tDCS) is a neuro-stimulation technique used to enhance brain function by placing electrodes at specific locations on the scalp that represent functions in the brain, and then putting a small electrical current through the brain. There are currently 1200 studies showing tDCS is effective in improving academic performance, problem solving, math skills, musical ability as well as recovery from stroke, including sensori-motor issues and aphasias. TDCS has been successfully used to treat a wide variety of maladies, including depression, anxiety, substance abuse and closed-head injuries.

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Workshops by EEG Education & Research - Silver Sponsor ANSA Conference 2019

The goal of our trainings is to produce competent neurofeedback practitioners. Such practitioners are able to integrate their understanding of symptom presentation, brain function and EEG into a coherent neurofeedback treatment strategy, and then monitor and adjust that strategy throughout treatment.

The 4-day Neurofeedback in a Clinical Practice  training course is the first step in that process. It will give clinicians the necessary basic skills and understanding to use neurofeedback equipment in a professional setting, applying eyes open neurofeedback protocols. Courses are offered throughout Australia. Please contact us for current schedule of events.

Telephone: 02 8268 8888 For more information, contact Dr Moshe Perl in Melbourne on Ph: +61 3 9533 0555 or visit the website at http://www.neurotherapy.com.au/index/Courses