Description du cours

Alpha-Theta and Synchrony Training are, along with ILF-HD Neurofeedback, important components of neurofeedback according to Othmer. Alpha-Theta and Synchrony Training can be important therapy components especially for post-traumatic stress, anxiety and sleeping disorders, but also in peak performance therapy.

The course teaches theoretical and practical basics of these methods. In addition to classical and historical training protocols, the focus will be on the latest developments and the opportunities they offer. In the practical part of the course you can get to know the different variants of the training yourself. The personal training protocols, training effects and the further procedure will be discussed in small groups.

Prerequisite for participation is an (Online) Basic Course with training providers accredited by BEE Medic. The practical self-awareness is possible if there are no contraindications and participants have used ILF Neurofeedback in at least 15 sessions on themselves.

Contenu essentiel de l'enseignement

• Basics of derivations and measurement
• Fields of application
• Requirements and contraindications
• Maximum use of the feedback options
• History and theoretical background of Alpha-Theta Neurofeedback
• 2-channel training options
• Usage of guided imagery in Alpha-Theta Neurofeedback
• Theoretical background of Synchrony Training
• Frequencies and their corresponding electrode placements

Après le cours, vous pouvez

• Include Alpha-Theta and Synchrony Training in your repertoire of neurofeedback methods and use them directly after the course
• Select treatment protocols even more specifically to help your clients even more individually and effectively
• Expand your treatment spectrum

Points forts du cours

• Perfect follow-up course after a Basic Course with training providers accredited by BEE Medic 
• Planning reliability and convenient learning from your own practice or from home
• High proportion of practical elements
• Intensive mentoring by experienced lecturers throughout the course