Course description

The ILF Neurofeedback Basic Course, organized by Aurora Neurofeedback and Neurotopia, offers a fantastic opportunity for Canadian and US clinicians wanting to add a powerful technique to their existing toolbox to achieve better clinical outcomes with their clients. 

The two instructors, Roxana Sasu and Adriana King will lead you through a balanced combination of theory, discussion, and practice that offers participants the chance to experience the training themselves and learn from their own Neurofeedback journey and also everyone else's in the group. This allows practitioners to develop the necessary skills to successfully and confidently start offering the approach immediately after the course. 

This course is a 5-day in-person course that will take place in Aurora, Canada. 

Essential teaching content

The beginning of the course offers insight into the history of the approach, the neurophysiological basis of Neurofeedback, and the core concepts as a foundation for the clinical work. We will look into the assessment process and how to understand brain dysregulations and their manifestations and apply that knowledge to design individualized training protocols. We discuss the technology used for ILF Neurofeedback - Cygnet and will practice using this technology throughout the course.

Then the course continues with discussions on developing the training protocols and interpreting training outcomes to adjust the treatment plan for better clinical results. We will continue with more in-depth discussions about categories of symptoms and what the clinical approach entails for each of them. Case studies, symptom tracking, and objective testing of brain performance as a tracking tool are all going to be covered as well.

After the course you can

Successfully implement this modality to complement other interventions you are using in your practice to help your patients achieve optimal brain performance and alleviate symptoms related to brain dysregulations.