Presented by: Jay Gunkelman
Paroxysms and epileptiform activity are obviously seen in epilepsy and can be treated effectively with neurofeedback. The incidence of unexpected discharges in clinical cases without epilepsy is really quite surprising to those not familiar with the literature…
Read MorePresented by: Robert Turner
Over the past 40 years in medicine and neurosciences, there has been a significant trend in more complex and more severe pediatric diseases of the developing nervous system – primarily due to significant environmental factors that have developed over the past 100 years. […] …the proper study, understanding, and interpretation of readily available neurodiagnostic tests, such as EEG and QEEG, yield tremendous insights and clinical correlations into the underlying pathogenesis of abnormal symptoms.
Read MorePresented by: Tiff Thompson
This talk covers the fundamentals between signal (i.e. EEG rhythms and patterns) and aperiodic noise in the brain and the latest findings on aperiodicity, as well as its clinical application.
Read MorePresented by: Lara Schuhlz
In this session, we will delve into some of the hardest cases we have worked on in our practice in Australia. One aspect of our focus in our clinic is a Trauma Recovery Program. One aspect of our focus in our clinic is a Trauma Recovery Program.
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