Introduction à NO3
Présenté par Samantha Diavatis en français.
22Mar
22Mar
Introduction to NO3
Presented by Dr. Valdeane W. Brown It’s here!! The release date for NO3 has been set for April 17th. Join us on this webinar with inventor and Chief Software Architect Dr. Valdeane W. Brown officially introduces and shows you around NeurOptimal® 3.
13Nov
Who’s the Trainer? – Part 1
Presented by Dr. Valdeane Brown Ph.D. That sounds like a simple question with an obvious answer: the Trainer is the person who Starts and Runs NeurOptimal® Sessions. And, of course, this is true to a certain degree. But think about what happens when a Trainer runs him or her self and is, therefore, the Client. Hmmmmm, so is the NeurOptimal® system itself that is the Trainer? No, because it simply follows an ever changing electrical pattern...
08Nov
Who’s the Trainer? – Part 2
Presented by Dr. Valdeane Brown Ph.D. In this second part of our two part webinar we will begin to explore the fundamental orientation that informs this question and explore the essence of what NeurOptimal® actually is and how it really operates. It’s all about how Perception, Memory and Consciousness actually unfold.
26May
Training with NeurOptimal®: A Family Affair
Presented by Dr. Valdeane Brown Ph.D. Join us as Dr. Valdeane Brown discusses how training more than one person in a community, whether it be a family, a work team, a classroom or sports team can advance the entire group by leaps and bounds versus when only one person (ie. the “problem” person) does sessions.
03Nov
Extrinsic Constraints- we hear this term being thrown around on the forums and in conversations when trying to figure out why…
We hear this term being thrown around on the forums and in conversations when trying to figure out why a certain client may not be shifting as quickly as we’d like them to or as much as we think they could. What is an extrinsic constraint? What are some examples of extrinsic constraints? What can we expect when extrinsic constraints come into play? Join us as Dr. Val Brown discusses this sometimes complex topic.
03Nov
We all know that NeurOptimal® is a training and not a treatment for anything, but how do we describe and present NeurOptimal®
We all know that NeurOptimal® is a training and not a treatment for anything, but how do we describe and present NeurOptimal® in a way that convinces people to give a try, but not get us into trouble, as a trainer? Join us as we go over this and other important NeurOptimal® "branding" facts. The more people who watch this webinar the better, as it is vital for the community to presenting NeurOptimal® to the...
03Nov
There are so many different neurofeedback systems and “gadgets” out there today, it can be confusing to keep up…
There are so many different neurofeedback systems and “gadgets” out there today, it can be confusing to keep up with whats what and what everything does. Join us in this webinar as Dr. Valdeane Brown walks us through the various technologies that are available today, explaining the differences between them and NeurOptimal®. The goal of this webinar is to get you to a place where you feel comfortable answering your clients' questions regarding how NeurOptimal®...
03Nov
We’ve all been faced with clients who are not “happy” with the results they are experiencing…
We've all been faced with clients who are not "happy" with the results they are experiencing; and they understand that as a "lack of results" or the "neurofeedback not working". This can lead to anxiety in the trainer who then can struggle with helping the client understand the transformational process, including their own transformation around what constitutes a "good result". How can we better prepare the client for the realities of training and help them...
03Nov
Many of the traditional classical neurofeedback approaches are now saying that they do not diagnose or push the brain in any way, but…
Many of the traditional classical neurofeedback approaches are now saying that they do not diagnose or push the brain in any way, but they are still doing an assessment of the client & using protocols dependent on the issues people are diagnosed with. So, no matter what they want to claim, they are still diagnosing & still pushing the brain in the direction determined by the provider. Any time you have to choose sensor sites...
