ANSA 2026 CONFERENCE - AUSTRALUA
Neurotherapy Across the Lifespan
QT Hotel Gold Coast • 12–13 September 2026
The 2026 ANSA Conference is an Australasian event bringing together clinicians and practitioners working across neurofeedback, neuromodulation, and applied neuroscience, along with educators, students, and other professionals with an interest in the field. Through presentations, speakers, and shared clinical experience, the conference provides a strong learning environment alongside opportunities to connect with like-minded professionals. With a focus on real-world application, it explores how these approaches are used in practice to support assessment, intervention, and outcomes across the lifespan.
Designed for clinicians seeking practical and clinically relevant insights, the program explores how neurotherapy approaches are applied in everyday settings, including assessment, protocol selection, and intervention strategies.
Designed for clinicians seeking practical and clinically relevant insights, the program explores how neurotherapy approaches are applied in everyday settings, including assessment, protocol selection, and intervention strategies.
This conference is suited to:
- Clinicians using or exploring neurofeedback and neuromodulation approaches.
- Practitioners seeking to apply EEG and QEEG findings to inform treatment decisions.
- Professionals working with children, adolescents, and adults across the lifespan.
- Mental health professionals, educators, and referring professionals looking to integrate practical, evidence-informed approaches into their work.
- Students and early-career professionals developing skills in neurotherapy and applied neuroscience.
- Clinicians at all stages of experience, from those starting out through to experienced practitioners refining their approach.
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Conference Details
Conference: 19th Applied Neuroscience Society of Australasia (ANSA) Conference – 2026
Theme: Neurotherapy Across the Lifespan
Dates: Saturday 12 September 2026 and Sunday 13 September 2026,
Training available from Monday 14 September to Friday 18 September
Training available from Monday 14 September to Friday 18 September
Conference Program Overview
The conference program is being developed as additional speakers are confirmed. Sessions will focus on applied neurotherapy approaches across clinical and research settings.
- Clinical applications of neurofeedback across the lifespan
- QEEG assessment and interpretation
- Neuromodulation approaches including stimulation techniques
- Case-based presentations and applied clinical practice
- Emerging research and developments in neurotherapy
- Ethical or legal considerations for practitioners
- Case discussion with potential for panel review of case
- ANSA Annual General Meeting
Call for Contributions
Submissions are open for clinicians, researchers, and practitioners to contribute to the conference program. Contributions may include research presentations, clinical case discussions, workshops, or applied practice insights aligned with neurotherapy across the lifespan.
Post-Conference: School of Neurotherapy All-levels Masterclass
All Levels Master Class
14–18 September 2026 • Available in person and online
This five-day training provides practical instruction in EEG, QEEG, ERPs, neurostimulation, and neurofeedback. The course combines didactic teaching with hands-on application, and case formulation including protocol development.
Topics covered will include:
- EEG acquisition and recording
- QEEG analysis and interpretation
- Event-related potentials (ERPs)
- Neurostimulation approaches
- Neurofeedback applications
*See event page for detailed content of course*
*There is no need to own or purchase the Neurofield systems to attend the training - it is relevant acoss many systems. The Neurofield EEG aquisition software is compatible with Mitsar amplifiers, and some others.*
Conference Enquiries
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