Course description

From optimization practices using neuro-meditation to clinical practices in addictions and post traumatic stress disorder, alpha-theta neurotherapy has taken on many forms and found broad-based utility across a spectrum of practices. This course lays the foundation for the original research-based intervention, explores the underpinnings that gave rise to its success and provides clinicians with a practical skills approach to facilitation.

From this base, the course also explores how this therapy continues to evolve. Beyond the theoretical, the course aims to provide participants with hands-on, practical exercises to help them become confident in facilitating these experiences.

Essential teaching content

1. Learners will describe the ways that alpha-theta neurotherapy benefits users when working with those seeking performance enhancement.
2. Learners will describe Penniston’s general outcomes in working with individuals with addiction.
3. Learners will name elements alpha-theta neurotherapy has in common with ancient mystic practices.
4. Learners will identify the “ingredients” critical to the facilitation of alpha-theta neurotherapy.
5. Learners will summarize (in no more than two sentences) one example of an ego-strengthening visualization that can be used in alpha-theta sessions.
6. Learners will provide an example of a condition in which alpha-therapy is contra-indicated.
7. Learners who complete this course will be ready to integrate Alpha Theta training into their practice.

After the course you can

At the end of this course, participants will feel confident beginning to implement Alpha Theta training with their patients

Course highlights

• Grounding in foundational Alpha-Theta concepts
• Opportunity to create your own positive affirmation
• Alpha-Theta facilitation strategies
• Hands on practice and troubleshooting
• Adjunct biofeedback therapies to complement Alpha-Theta work