- 2003 Speakers
& Exhibitors
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 Cheryl
Alexander Traumatic Brain Injury and EEG Feedback Training: QEEG
Outcome Data |
 John
Anderson The Bliss protocol and Using
and Encouraging Intuition in Neurofeedback Training
WS: Neurofeedback as Self-Awareness
/ Self-Regulation training; Getting Away from the "Illness Treatment
Model" |
  Naras
Bhat, M.D.Reversing Heart
Disease: Integrated approach- WS: Preventing andTreating Heart
Disease with Biofeedback and Related Modalities
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  Ken
Blum Reward
Deficiency Syndrome; Neurogenetic Aspects
WS:Dynamics of Neurotransmitter
Manipulation by Nutraceutical Intervention
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 Valdeane
Brown Approaching
Neurofeedback As An Applied Non-Duality Practice: Engaged Compassion And
Absolute Bodhicitta As The Foundation Of Transformation
panel: Non-Linear, Dynamical and
Other Advanced Visualization Techniques in EEG: Gabor and Adaptive
Transform
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 Susan
Cheshire Brown plenary:
Energy Healing: Fact, Fantasy or Fantastic?
WSMoving
From Technician to Healer: Incorporating Energy Healing Wisdom into a
Neurofeedback Practice
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 Tom
and Linda Brownback
plenary Interpreting
EEG frequencies to significantly enhance ongoing training evaluation and
effectiveness
WS4 Understanding
the Functions, Pathologies and EEG Frequencies at each of the
International 10-20 System Locations within a fully Integrated
Neurotherapy System Approach.
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  Tom
Budzynski
Electrodermal
Response More Accurate Than Verbal Report in PSI Hitting?
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  Ed
Castro,M.D. co-author Getting
Rid of Ritalin: How Neurofeedback Can Successfully Treat Attention Deficit
Disorder Without Drugs Plenary
The Neurotherapy Full Court Press WS2: Medical Considerations for
Neurofeedback providers |
  Hyla
Cass, M.D. A psychiatrist practicing
integrative medicine, Author, Natural Highs
Natural
Treatments For Disorders of Mind, Mood, and Behavior how
conditions such as anxiety, depression, ADD, and addiction are often
related to imbalances in brain chemistry that can be corrected with
appropriate use of well-researched supple- ments -- vitamins,
minerals, amino acids (tyrosine, GABA, DLPA) and botanicals (e.g. St
John's wort, ginkgo, ginseng). Their use can enhance the results of
neurofeedback, as well.
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 Tom
Collura Practical alternatives for remote
neurotherapy. How do we reach the home,school, office? WS:
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 Jon
Cowan Can
Neurofeedback Enhance Authentic Happiness
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 Sebern
Fisher The fear protocol":
The theory of FPO2 and the implications of new clinical data-
- WS: A Quick Primer on Attachment
Disorder
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  Uwe
Gerlach "Light/sound treatment in addition to SMR/Beta
neurofeedback training accelerates the normalization of negative
ADD/ADHD symptoms"
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 Jane
Guttman, D.C. Cellular Memory Healing
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 Robert
Gurnee -Treatment of Dyslexia, Dyscalculia & Auditory Processing
Disorders, -Anorexia & Bulimia - QEEG & treatment
Interventions, -SMR Excess: Symptoms and Treatment",
-Adverse Effects of Alpha-Theta Training: Case Study ,WS2 How to run an
ADD Clinic WS-2 Intro Neurofeedback Protocol Design
based on QEEG
WS-2 advanced Neurofeedback protocol design based on QEEG |
  Corydon
Hammond, Ph.D., author- Handbook
of
Hypnotic Suggestions and Metaphors, Clinical
Hypnosis and Memory: Guidelines for Clinicians and for Forensic
Hypnosis plenary: Update on Treating
Depression." WS2 Integrating Neurofeedback and
Hypnosis in Treating Medical/ Psychological Disorders.
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  Thom
Hartmann- Half Day Workshop: Attention
Deficit Disorder: One Day to Transformation
- Plenary talks: 1)
How ADHD Changed the
World
- 2) Unequal
Protection: The Rise of Corporate Dominance and the Theft of Human
Rights
- WS2 Touching the Power of Life:
Waking up to Personal and Global Transformation
- WS2 ADHD Success stories at
Work
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| Jan
Hoover President J&J
Engineering
WS Operating the C2 for EEG, HRV,
RSA and peripheral biofeedback training. |
 Victoria
Ibric, M.D. "Roshi protocols in
a case of "Autism" post toxic encephalopathy", Victoria
Ibric, M.D.. Bill Hudspeth, and Steve Krentzman.
- Roshi used as an acute
intervention instrument on Bipolar disorder/ a psychiatrist's
observations"
- Brian Hersch, Victoria
Ibric, 3) "Roshi protocols in a case of CVA".
Martha Maldonando, Victoria Ibric
- WS2 "ROSHI as
diagnostic tool, a practical approach and application
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 David
Kaiser co-developer of Neuronavigator/ SKIL software
- Do I exist? Ontological Insecurity and Mental
Illness.
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 Rob
Kall Winter Brain meeting organizer,
StoryCon Organizer. Co-editor of Biofeedback Theory and Practice vol.s 2,
3. Biofeedback Director of the Center for Optimal Living. Rob has been
listed in Who's Who in America for several years.
Plenary talk: If you haven't killed
your client/patient, you haven't done your job.
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 Michael
Linden plenary: SPECT vs QEEG Map vs QEEG Scan: Which is
the most accurate and affordable for ADD? Panel:
Neurofeedback with Autistic Spectrum WS2: QEEG Based Assessment and
Treatment of Children-Adults with ADD
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 Gay
Larned Gay
Larned has a master’s degree in social work and a doctorate in
psychology.
After opening three NF centers in eight years in Connecticut as
well as training clinicians to continue the work there, she relocated
her practice to Santa Barbara in 2002.
Gay specializes in the treatment of children and is as
passionate about sharing her knowledge of successful practice
development as she is about working with her young clients and their
families.- WS4 Selling
Neurofeedback; Developing
A Successful ‘Gorilla Marketing’ Plan For Fun and Profit
- Panel: Successful
Neurofeedback Practice Building Strategies
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 Peter
Litchfield The Brain-Breath
Connection: breathing chemistry and its effects on physiology and behavior
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 John
Lowan Access to Blissful
Awareness, Profound Healing and Optimal Functioning
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Judith Lubar
ws:Adjunctive Therapeutic Techniques
for Enhancing Neurotherapy Success
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 Joel
Lubar Plenary: Low Resolution Electromagnetic Tomography (LORETA)
of Cerebral Activity in Chronic Depressive Disorder
WS:Use
of Multiple Databases, New EEG Artifacting Techniques and LORETA analysis
for Neurofeedback Interventions
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 Martha
Maldonado head
and founder of the Instituto de Neuroterapia y Manejo del Estrés
in Mexico City. Professor in the School of Psychology of Graduate Studies,
at the National University of Mexico. Roshi Panelist NF
Training with the ROSHI/Brain-Link® in a patient with CVA. A case
study. |
 Liana
Matulich, M.D.Panel:
Training for States of Consciousness Matulich, Wise
Integrating ancient wisdom with
Quantum Physics to Dive Deep into the Energetic Physiology of Optimal
States of Awareness; A Buckyball approach to Personal Transformation and
how it will lead to Healing clients and The Planet |
 Samuel
Mueller Neurofeedback at Salem-Stadtsteinach
Since
1999, he has been the manager of the Bruderschaft Salem GmbH (Brotherhood
Salem, plc) in Stadtsteinach/ Germany, a globally acting relief
organisation, together with his father Gottfried Mueller, the founder of
SALEM.
By
the longstanding friendship with Thom Hartmann (see The Prophet’s Way),
he got to know about ADD and Neurofeedback as an alternative to Ritalin.
He decided to include Neurofeedback in the concept of Salem. By different
special seminars he learned the application of Neurofeedback from the
qualified psychologist Mrs Doerte Klein from Hanover. Since November 2002,
there has been the first centre for Neurofeedback in Stadtsteinach/Germany.
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 Edwin
C. May, Ph.D. is
internationally known for his work in parapsychology. Having spent the
first part of his research career in his chosen Ph.D.-degreed discipline,
Low Energy, Experimental Nuclear Physics, he became interested in serious
parapsychology in 1971. At that time, he was peripherally involved in a
psychokinesis (i.e. putative mind over matter) experiment that was being
conducted informally in the physics department at the University of
California at Davis. Starting in August 1974, Dr. May spent nearly a year
in India researching so-called psychic phenomena with Yogis and other
Masters. In 1976 he joined the on-going, CIA-funded, program at SRI
International, and in 1985 became the contractor director is what has
become known as the STARGATE program: the US Intelligence community’s
use of ESP during the Cold War. The research continues now at the
Laboratories for Fundamental Research. Ed and his colleagues have
published over 100 papers in peer-reviewed journal on the evidence for,
applications of, and potential mechanisms for ESP. Dr. May has managed
complex, interdisciplinary research projects for the US federal government
since 1985. He presided over 70% of the funding ($20M+) and 85% of the
data collection for the government’s 22-year involvement in
parapsychological research.
- Plenary: Skin Conductance as
a Predictor of Randomly Chosen Future Startles: An Overview and
Invitation; A possible
measure of precognition.
- Plenary: US Government-Funded
Extrasensory Perception Research: Current Status, Techniques, Results,
and Models
- WS2: Learn About and Test
Your Own ESP or Remote Viewing Ability:
- Participate in a
Research study which test your Precognition ability
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Peter
Orlando certified
marriage and family counselor and a certified school psychologist working
full time as a school psychologist for the Peoria Unified School District
in Peoria/Glendale, Arizona. I am assigned to one elementary (K-8)
school and I have the responsibility of doing the Spanish bilingual and
monolingual evaluations for the district. I also have a small
private practice.
Plenary: Controlled
study Using EEG Biofeedback with Elementary Students Who Have
Learning Problems
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 Sig
Othmer One day Course on the Othmer Model of Neurofeedback Thurs:
1/23/03 10-12, 1-5 $149- Plenary Dynamic versus static
protocols: The continuing search for balance.
- WS2 So it's all nonlinear
dynamics? Now what?: "Future developments in neurofeedback
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 Sue
Othmer Update on frontal and pre-frontal training and
inter-hemispheric training .
WS2 Interhemispheric
EEG Training |
| Kathleen
Powers Gravitons to Gamma Waves:
Afferent Modalities in Brain Therapy |
 Karl
Pribram, M.D. Plenary: Forebrain Psychophysiology and Feelings
panel: Non-Linear,
Dynamical and Other Advanced Visualization Techniques in EEG: Gabor and
Adaptive Transforms
Workshop: Current Directions in the
Study of Conscious Experience
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 Beverly
Rubik, biophysicist (Ph.D., 1979,
University of California at Berkeley), is a leading scientist
internationally renowned for exploring the frontiers of science and
medicine.
A former academic at San Francisco State University (1979-1988) and
Temple University (1988-1995), in 1996 Dr. Rubik founded a nonprofit
corporation, the Institute for Frontier Science, to conduct research on
subtle energies and energy medicine.
She is author of over 50 papers and the book, Life
at the Edge of Science, and editor of another book, The
Interrelationship Between Mind and Matter. She serves on the editorial
board of several scholarly journals of alternative and complementary
medicine, including the Journal of Alternative and Complementary
Medicine.
She was a member of the Advisory Council at the U.S. National
Institutes of Health Office of Alternative Medicine (1992-1999), and
chaired the NIH panel on bioelectromagnetics.
Presently she is Project Director of one of three projects on
biofield therapies funded by the NIH at the Center for Frontier Medicine
in Biofield Science at Institute for Frontier Science in a consortium with
University of Arizona.
She is also a core faculty member at the Graduate College of Union
Institute and University in Cincinnati.
Talk: The Human Aura in Health and
Healing
Workshop:What Does Your Aura Reveal? Scientific Analysis of the
Human Aura |
| Lobsang
Rapgay, Ph.D. Assistant
Clinical Professor, Department of Psychiatry and Biobehavioral Sciences,
at the David Geffen School of Medicine, UCLA; Director, UCLA Behavioral
Medicine Clinic and Program, UCLA Neuropsychiatric Institute |
 Bill
Scott Plenary: Abreaction and
other common negative responses to biofeedback: Considerations and
interventions
WS: Refining
Alpha Theta protocols for OCD, Depression, Addiction, Anxiety: alpha
suppression, assisting crossover, differentiating alpha/theta vs. Beta/SMR
responders , troubleshooting for non-responders, working with children. |
 Stephen
Sideroff, Ph.D. Are You looped?" Deny it or not, as a clinician
you are very much in the Neurofeedback loop. This talk will address the
Therapist-Patient context and issues of Transference/ counter- tranference
and their impact on treatment.
Workshop: "Clinical Tips and Pitfalls in Neurofeedback" The
workshop leaders will share training tips and enhancements that you, as a
clinician, can bring to the feedback loop. They will also focus on the
pitfalls and landmines that can come from the undervaluing of transference
and countertransference in the biofeedback processes. |
 David
Siever Since 1985 Dave Siever has studied audio-visual entrainment
(AVE) technology , including the effects of AVE in treating ADD,
fibromyalgia, chronic pain, SAD, PMS, hypertension, insomnia, depression
and anxiety. He developed and designed the DAVID ParadiseTM
line of AVE devices. and wrote ARediscovery of Audio-Visual Entrainment
Technology@
- Plenary: The Enigma of Sub-delta
Entrainment
- Plenary: T3
as a Determinate in Diagnosing Chronic Fatigue Syndrome In Identical
Twin
- WS2 Audio-visual entrainment -
How it works, Studies and Clinical Applications -
- WS2 with Tom Budzynski Using
Audio-visual Entrainment To Improve Mental Function in Seniors With
Age Related Cognitive Decline
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 Evelyn
E. Soehner, has
participated in research into the neurophysiological effects of
phototherapy. She works in collaboration with Thomas Fink, Ph.D. in
Harrsiburg, PA, specializing in rehabilitation psychology through Acorn
Health Association. Their practice integrates traditional
psychotherapeutic techniques with EEG neurofeedback in providing
biobehavioral healthcare.
Plenary: Neuroelectric Behavior and
Biocommunication Processes
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 Tato
Sokhadze Brain-computer interfaces (current state of the art –
review + some of my own projects started in Korea- Dense-array assessment
techniques in psychophysiology and psychopharmacology (review with
examples from my own research).
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 Richard
Soutar Plenary Talk: Attachment, Habituation, and Mental Disorder:
East Meets West, WS: Teaching Meditation Through Neurofeedback |
 Barry
Sterman Plenary: "Past and
present considerations for the treatment of epilepsy with neurofeedback"
WS4: QEEG and Neurofeedback in
the new Millenium
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 Paul
Swingle has one of the largest neurofeedback practices, seeing over
200 client hours a week.
- presentations: Mini Q,
- Energy and Emotional Release
treatment Procedures that Facilitate Neurotherapy,
- Panel on Mini-Qs.
- Panel: Successful Practices
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 Mari
K. Swingle MA, BCIA (EEG)
Specializes in the neurotherapeutic treatment of learning disorders. An
associate with Dr. Swingle and Associates in Vancouver, Canada, Mari uses
aggressive treatment procedures that accelerate the remediation of reading
deficiencies, written output problems and other learning difficulties in
children.
plenary: Microapmerage
Electrical Stimulation as an Adjunct to Neurotherapeutic Treatment of
Cognitive Disorders. |
 Rae
Tattenbaum Neurofeedback
to Enhance Operatic Performance
Peak
Performer's Edge: Integrated Peak
Performance Program |
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   Lynda
& Michael Thompson co-author The A.D.D. Book: New
Understandings, New Approaches to Parenting Your Child- Plenary: Ensuring successful
outcomes with ADD Clients: using neurofeedback and metacognition,
Plenary: A model for providing in-house training for
executives. WS:Using Neurofeedback for Autistic Spectrum
Disorders
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 Hershel
Toomim Plenary: Brain oxygenation proportionally improves
Variables of Attention, Workshop: Clinical Cerebral Blood Flow
HEG workshop
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| Mie
Tsuchimoto, M.A. plenary:
Research on Neurofeedback with Fibromylgia |
 Peter
Van Deusen plenary: Effective Protocol Selection
without QEEG, workshop: Building your Dream Private
Practice; Post Conference 2 day workshop with Tom COllura on
Brainmaster and MiniQ: Whole Brain Assessment Without QEEG |
 George
Von Hilsheimer, Ph.D. a
pioneer in biofeedback, and in Pavlovian therapies such as Trauma
Incidence Reduction (TIR); BA 1954, U of Miami (Fl), PhD 1977 , Saybrook
Institute; Fellow (Life), Royal Society of Health (1976) etc.Founder of
Summerlane School, and of Green Valley Psychiatric School and
Hospital. Plenary:
E.T. Go Home! Biofeedback approach to Essential Tremor (E.T.)
WS A2-Pocket Neurobics EEG
tutorial |
 Shannon
Warwick NCPro Neurofeedback for AD/HD
in an Educational Setting Shannon will
be presenting research that served as partial fulfillment of an
independent masters program through Vermont College at Union University
with Dr. Joel Lubar serving as her field faculty.
She received technical certification in the NeuroCarePro approach
with Drs. Val Brown and Susan Cheshire-Brown, BCIA certification with Dr.
Joel and Judith Lubar, and practices in Asheville, North Carolina (picture
is a post, self-portrait by one of the kids in the study. ) |
  Anna
Wise Plenary: "Sequential
Awakened Mind: The Flow of Information from the Subconscious to the
Conscious Mind" Time -Sun;
10AM Workshop: Awakening the
Mind: Mastering the Power of Your Brainwaves" Click
this link for extensive article. |
 A.
Martin Wuttke The Way of Neurofeedback & The Science of Kriya Yoga |
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