Course description

This 4-day intermediate-level course is designed to help practitioners who have completed either the 5-day In-Person Introductory Course in Neurofeedback, the 6-week Distance Intro Course, or the Blended Introductory Course to solidify their understanding of the Othmer Method clinical model and methodology. The course provides a comprehensive review of the fundamentals of the Othmer Method of Neurofeedback, including patterns of dysregulation, arousal indicators, and case studies. Participants will explore clinical decision-making, protocol development-including advanced applications of the Quint range, Midline Training, and Central Strip Training-and frequency optimization. Through neurofeedback training sessions and group discussions, participants will enhance their understanding of how to improve self-regulation and optimize brain function in their clients.

Essential teaching content

What You Will Learn

• Revisit foundational concepts from your introductory course, including the fundamentals of the Othmer Method of Infralow Neurofeedback.
• Examine the Othmer clinical model while learning the latest approaches to optimizing client Neurofeedback protocols, including expanded applications of the Quint range, Midline Training, and Central Strip Training.
• Refine your practical skills in electrode placement and adjusting training sites and frequency based on clients' clinical presentations.
• Gain proficiency in interpreting client responses and modifying protocols to empower your clients to function better and benefit more from therapeutic interventions.
• Explore advanced protocol development, including strategies to integrate Quint range, Midline Training, and Central Strip Training into your sessions.
• Increase confidence in assessment and protocol development for neurofeedback.
• Re-optimize your personal training protocols.
• Network with fellow practitioners, exchange ideas and learn