Workshop Outline
4th – 5th Dec 2019. | Carramar, Sydney
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Use of EEG in Clinical Assessment and Treatment of PTSD
This workshop will explore the benefits of using electroencephalograms (EEG) to clinically assess clients with complex and chronic trauma related symptoms. The participants will learn how different brainwave patterns relate to different symptoms and how these findings can inform psychological treatment. Preliminary data identifying dysfunctional brain patterns underlying Post-Traumatic Stress symptoms and data supporting the effectiveness of Neurofeedback interventions aimed to reduce symptom distress and improve executive functioning will be presented.
Workshop Program
- Introduction into EEG assessment: equipment and process
- Overview of the current research into trauma and EEG: The most frequent dysfunctional EEG patterns associated with PTSD
- How EEG assessment can inform clinical practice
- Brainwaves and brain states
- Use of Neurofeedback to reduce symptom distress and improve cognitive functioning: case studies
- Participants will have an opportunity to try Neurofeedback
Who should attend
Reading materials
Technologies demonstrated
o EEGer Neurofeedback System
o Mitsar 21 Channel EEG Amplifier with WinEEG Software
Workshop Fee
Workshop fee for the 2 days – $1,500
Mirjana Askovic
BPsych (Hons), BCN, QEEGD, FANSA
Ph.D. Candidate, Discipline of Psychiatry, Sydney Medical School, University of Sydney
Sejla Murdoch
BSc Psychology, PostGrad Dip (psychology)
Current studies: Masters of Brain and Mind Sciences, University of Sydney.