International Affiliates
ISNR International Advisory Board
Jillian Harrington
Australasia
McGill Scott
South Africa
Silvia Fois
Italy
Miriam Sánchez
Mexico
I-Mei Lin
TAIWAN
Dra. Ana Buján Mera
SPAIN
Cinara Soares
Brazil
Susie See
Asia Pacific
Giuseppe Chiarenza
José Antonio Lora
SPAIN
Miyako Tazaki
in Japan
Luciana Lorenzon
ASIA PACIFIC
Asia Pacific Neuro-biofeedback Association (APNA) is a non-profit organization for clinicians and researchers who are involved in the scientific research and clinical applications of neurofeedback and biofeedback.
AUSTRALIA
The Applied Neuroscience Society of Australasia is a non-profit membership organization comprised of Health Professionals of various disciplines such as psychology, psychiatry, medicine, nursing, chiropractic and others, from Australia, New Zealand and neighboring countries, who are involved in the promotion of better mental health through Neurofeedback, Biofeedback, and neuromodulation techniques such as transcranial Direct Current Stimulation (tDCS), Photobiomodulation (PBM), Audio-Visual Entertainment (AVE), Trigeminal Nerve Stimulation (TNS) and other.
BFE
The Biofeedback Federation CIC is a community interest company based in the UK dedicated to increasing awareness about the benefits of biofeedback and providing education, training and certification to professionals. It is entirely supported by revenues generated in its online shop, through sponsorships and donations.
BRASIL
The Brazilian Biofeedback Association is a non-profit organization with international partnerships, yet without any political partisan interest nor affiliation, made up of people committeed to the transdisciplinary technique Biofeedback and including the secondary modality of the technique, Neurofeedback.
The International Organization of Psychophysiology (IOP) was established as a nongovernmental organization in 1982.
The goals of IOP are:
The world-wide dissemination of information regarding psychophysiological research, teaching and applications.
The establishment and stimulation of psychophysiological research, teaching and applications
The development and promotion of international collaborations and discussion in the field of psychophysiology.
INDIA
ITALY
The primary objectives that the founding members of the Italian Society for Neurofeedback and QEEG (SINQ) have set themselves since the preliminary meetings are the dissemination of Quantitative Electroencephalography (qEEG) and Neurofeedback.
JAPAN
The clinical neurofeedback association in Japan. Our society was established in 2016 in Tokyo, Japan. The number of members is 65, which is rather small, but in 2014, nobody knew about neurofeedback, since then we have contributed to prevail neurofeedback in Japan, the safe and effective methods to improve functions of ADHD or autistic children, and other mental problems, and at moment we found so many HP relating to neurofeedback. Most of our members are medical professionals, such as psychiatrists, physicians, psychologists, and university faculties and those whose family members have some psychological problems. We hold a research conference once a year in Tokyo, and BCIA 36 hour neurofeedback seminar once or twice a year. We also have a certification process, which aims at our members to receive a BCIA certification step by step. Now three of our members have BCIA neurofeedback therapist certification.
MEXICO
The Mexican Society for Bio and Neurofeedback (SMBN) is a non-profit organization whose main goal is to provide high quality educational opportunities, to promote scientific research and evidence-based clinical applications of bio and neurofeedback, and enhance the collaboration among practitioners and clinical researchers in Mexico and internationally. Visit SMBN here.
SOUTH AFRICA
BFSA is a non-profit, collegial association, the purpose of which is to grow in providing access to education, continual and ongoing supervision and guidelines pertaining to the standards of practice concerning bio-/neurofeedback. The main focus has been to encourage and assist all members to pursue their journey to become BCIA Certified in their field of Bio or Neurofeedback and in that way establish a solid body of well-trained clinicians.
SPAIN
The Spanish Society for Bio and Neurofeedback (SEBINE) is the result of a collaborative effort of different entities and distinguished professionals in the world of bio and neurofeedback in Spain. SEBINE was born from the first neurofeedback and biofeedback association created in Spain. The main goal of the Society is the standardization and homologation of Bio and Neurofeedback as therapeutic tools. The empirical evidence, the research and continuous education plus high quality standards represents the foundation guidelines of their work.
TAIWAN
Taiwan Association of Biofeedback and Neurofeedback (TABN) is a non-profit society, the main goal is to provide high-quality educational programs for biofeedback and neurofeedback.
TABN is also committed to promoting scientific research and evidence-based clinical applications of biofeedback and neurofeedback, and enhancing the collaboration among practitioners and clinical researchers in Taiwan and internationally.
