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URL:https://isnr.org/events/webinar-my-10-biggest-mistakes-biofeedback-and
 -neurofeedback-practice
SUMMARY:Webinar: My 10 Biggest Mistakes: Biofeedback and Neurofeedback Prac
 tice
DESCRIPTION:My 10 Biggest Mistakes: Biofeedback and Neurofeedback Practice\
 nDate: Friday\, October 6\, 2023 at 12:00 noon Eastern time\nPresented by:
  Heather Ingram\, PsyD\, BCB\, BCN\n\nReserve your spot by CLICKING HERE\n
 \nEligible for one (1) APA-approved CE credit\n\nThis presentation reviews
  common mistakes that practitioners typically make starting a biofeedback 
 practice and practical ways of avoiding them. The graduate training of cli
 nical psychologists and other mental health practitioners should serve as 
 an overview of how to treat mental health issues. It is also far from the 
 latest and greatest in research and method. Research supports the use of B
 iofeedback and Neurofeedback as an effective therapeutic tool. Its use in 
 conjunction with traditional forms of psychotherapy and medication has pro
 ven to be highly effective in treatment of mental health issues such as mo
 od disorders\, PTSD\, anxiety\, and addictions (Sunder\, 2020). However\, 
 very little research and guidance exists to support biophysiological pract
 itioners practically. When we consider our ethical obligation to do no har
 m and demonstrate competence in our practice\, it is necessary to seek out
  mentorship from those who have experienced setting up a successful practi
 ce to reduce the likelihood of harm to our clients (BCIA\, n.d.). As most 
 practitioners receive this type of training outside of traditional schooli
 ng\, regardless of discipline\, many are faced with the challenge of havin
 g to navigate learning the skills\, while also successfully implementing t
 hem into their practice with little support.\n\nThis presentation explores
  the common stumbling blocks many practitioners face getting started with 
 Biofeedback and Neurofeedback such as why it is best practice to utilize t
 hem together instead of a part\, the dangers of cutting corners on equipme
 nt or education\, the potential risks when practitioners lack of proper me
 ntorship\, not implementing or reviewing current research\, and not implem
 enting a thorough evaluation of client symptoms and history.
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