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QEEG Course Schedule All classes are held in the NTE Real-Time Online Classroom from 12:00 PM - 1:30 PM Eastern Time. QEEG I - Editing EEG - Feb 11 & Feb 18 (2 - 1.5 hour classes) QEEG II - Setting up WinEEG for Analysis - Feb 25 (1 - 1.5 hour class) QEEG III - Spectral Analysis of EEG - Mar 11 & Mar 18 (2 - 1.5 hour classes) QEEG IV - Low Resolution Electromagnetic brain Tomography
(LORETA) Analysis - Mar 25 & Apr 1 (2 - 1.5 hour classes) Learn about instructor Leslie Sherlin, PhD, QEEGD, BCN, BCB Blueprints for Online QEEG Training Program
I. Editing EEG a. Artifact Recognition b. Common Artifacts c. Artifacting Techniques i. Manual ii. Automatic iii. Independent Component Analysis d. Practicum Course Maximum Size: 5 Total Course Time: 3.0 hours Course Cost: $275 Sessions: 2 –
1.5 hours each Minimum number of participants: 3 Prerequisites: None II. Setting up WinEEG for Analysis a. Introduction to WinEEG software b. Customization of Frequency Bands c. Customization of Montages d. Customization of Mapping Style e. Frequency Filtering f. Di-Pole Localization g. Spike Analysis Course Maximum Size: 5 Total Course Time: 1.5 hours Course Cost: $150 Sessions: 1 – 1.5 hours Minimum number of participants: 3 Prerequisites: None III. Spectral Analysis of EEG a. Measurements i. Amplitude ii. Power iii. Log Power iv. Percent (Relative, Normalized, %) Power v. Coherence vi. Ratio vii. Symmetry b. Computing spectral Analysis with WinEEG i. Spectrograms ii. Topographies iii. Tables iv. Ratios v. Symmetry vi. Coherence Course Maximum Size: 5 Total Course Time: 3 hours Course Cost: $275 Sessions: 2 –
1.5 hours each Minimum number of participants: 3 Prerequisites: IV. Setting up WinEEG for Analysis IV. Low Resolution Electromagnetic brain Tomography (LORETA) Analysis a. Introduction and setup of the NTE Pack b. What is LORETA? c. Computing LORETA on multiple platforms d. Output Options e. Introduction and setup of the LORETA-Key viewer f. Familiarization with the LORETA family: sLORETA and eLORETA Course Maximum Size: 5 Total Course Time: 3.0 hours Course Cost: $275 Sessions: 2 – 1.5 hours each Minimum number of participants: 3 Prerequisites: None V. QEEG Interpretation I a. Frequency Bands Description b. Symptom Integration – Hypothesis Development c. Psychological Perspective of EEG evaluation d. Localization of Frequency Bands e. Case Practicum Course Maximum Size: 5 Total Course Time: 3 hours Course Cost: $275 Sessions:
2 – 1.5 hours each VI. QEEG Interpretation II a. Intervention Assessment/Development b. Neurofeedback Protocols c. Personalized Neurofeedback Protocol Development d. Practicum Course Maximum Size: 5 Total Course Time: 3 hours Course Cost: $275 Sessions: 2 – 1.5 hours each
Minimum number of participants: 3 Prerequisites: Setting up WinEEG for Analysis, Spectral Analysis of EEG, Low Resolution Electromagnetic brain Tomography, QEEG Interpretation I.  |
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ERP Course Schedule ERP-I ERP-II ERP-III ERP-IV ERP-V ERP-VI ERP-VII Learn about instructor Elena Labkovsky, PhD, LP, BCN Blueprints for Online ERP Training Program
ERP-I. Introduction to ERPs a. Definition, Origins, Physiology, and Modalities b. Major ERP components c. Applications of ERP method ERP-II. Setting up ERP data acquisition and analysis system Course Maximum Size: 5 ERP-III. ERP Method: Task Construction a. Principles for developing of Stimuli Presentation Protocol or “Task.” b. Software for developing a stimuli presentation protocol and delivering stimuli to a patient/subject (Psytask) c. Practicum Course
Maximum Size: 5 a. ERP data collection (1.Stimulus Presentation System; 2. Data Acquisition System; 3.Data Analysis System). b. Nonspecific elements of ERP recording (same as EEG recording) c. Specific elements of ERP recording. d. ERP recording software (WinEEG) Course
Maximum Size: 5 ERP-V. ERP Data Pre-processing and Analysis: Artifacting, Filtering, and Averaging. a. Introduction to
WinEEG software c. Customization of Filters and Filtering d. Developing an ERP Averaging Protocol e. Practicum Course Maximum Size: 5 a. Creating a Database; b. Using a Commercial Database c. Practicum Course Maximum Size: 5 a. Statistical procedures: BOOTSTRAP, MSEGX, ANOVA b. Writing a Clinical report; c. Writing a Research Study report/paper d. Practicum Course Maximum Size: 5 Total Course Time: 6.0 hours
Requirements for Nova Tech EEG Online Training Programs
1. High Speed Internet Connection. 2. Access to Windows OS (either on PC or Apple Computer). 3. Telephone line and long distance plan allowing you to call into the conference line OR computer headset to join audio through your computer and high speed connection. It is our recommendation to use headset style so you have both hands available for the computer and taking notes. 4. All software utilized will be distributed in advance when you register. Demo mode or freeware will be utilized. 5. Some basic background in the area of EEG, QEEG, ERP and/or Neurofeedback. 6. All courses will be offered in 1.5 hour blocks. 7. If you miss a given session no refunds are offered. You can watch the recorded session. 8. If the minimum number of participants is not met you will be given the
option to enroll in the next available offering of the course with priority or transfer your funds to private consultation.
9. Unless otherwise specified in the blueprint the courses are not exclusive to users of Nova Tech EEG products or services. There are some specific courses to learn how to use those products or services. Other courses may cover topics applicable to all manufactures. |
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Expert Series Schedule Expert Series 3: Advanced EEG Topics This Expert Series classes are held in the NTE Real-Time Online Classroom from 12:00 PM - 1:30 PM Eastern Time. This series of short topical courses, taught by Jay Gunkelman, QEEGD, will have
a mix of raw EEGs being reviewed/processed, as well as short related lectures and discussion. Fee $125/class.
Learn about instructor Jay Gunkelman, QEEGD Course 1: EEG Case: Alpha with multiple spectral peaks (fusiform alpha). Discussion: Alpha generators,
frequency tuning, generating components and cortical distribution, including Kappa. Class held Tuesday, March 2, 2010. Course 2: EEG case: temporal lobe epilepsy. Discussion: photosensitive epilepsy, and NF in epilepsy. Class held Tuesday, March 9, 2010. Course 3: EEG Case: Beta spindles. Discussion: Medication; Compensatory, or abnormality. Class held Tuesday, March 16, 2010. Course 4: EEG and Consciousness (discussion only). Slow Cortical Potentials and Gamma Healing and EEG entrainment: connectivity's mechanism. Class held Tuesday, March 30, 2010. Expert Series 4: Heart Rate Variability (HRV) Biofeedback This Expert Series classes are held in the NTE Real-Time
Online Classroom from 1:30 PM - 3:00 PM Eastern Time. This series
of HRV Biofeedback Series, taught by Fred Shaffer, PhD, BCIA Board Certified
in Biofeedback, will be 3 Independent Class Sessions Covering the Anatomy and Physiology, Instrumentation, and Clinical Applications of HRV
Biofeedback. Fee $125/class.
Learn about instructor Fred Shaffer, PhD, BCB Brief description of concepts covered: 1) Review of the anatomy and physiology of heart rate variability:
What generates the major HRV frequency bands. Why 0.1 Hz training increases HRV. 2) The BVP method of monitoring HRV: placements, controlling
artifacts, and confirming signal accuracy. 3) The ECG method of monitoring HRV: placements, controlling artifacts, and confirming signal accuracy. 4) The major global indices of HRV (SDNN, HR Max – HR Min, pNN50): what they mean and when you should use them. 5) Protocol for determining a client’s resonance frequency. 6) How to train clients to increase
HRV in 120 minutes: 0.1 Hz training guidelines. 7) Review of the clinical efficacy of HRV biofeedback. |
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