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• Brain-based Assessment in Mental Health:QEEG & ERPs Training Courses

  • Start
    12 Nov 2019
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    6:30 PM
  • End
    12 Nov 2020
  •  
    8:00 PM
  • Location
    Webinars and Gold Coast venue for practical part

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  Brain-based Assessment in Mental Health

  QEEG & ERPs training course

  
  

  STEP I.  Build your knowledge base in Event Related Potentials application in clinical practice
  

  In these 1-hour webinars, Professor Kropotov will review the methods for ERPs recording, the approaches of extracting latent components, discuss advantages and disadvantages of different ERP databases, and describe cases of different psychiatric conditions. There are 7 webinars in total. The first is FREE TO REGISTER and will provide an introductory overview of ERPs, their association with stages of information processing and their importance in clinical practice. The subsequent six webinars will address: ADHD, ASD, Schizophrenia, OCD, Alzheimer’s Disease and Peak Performance.

  You may register for each topic independently or purchase the series as a 6-pack.

  STEP II. Develop Clinical Understanding 

  At this stage, you may choose to access a QEEG and/or ERPs Analysis Service. Either collect the QEEG & ERP data independently and send the data for analysis and recommendations or send your clients to one of our trained service providers for their QEEG/ERP study to be completed. You may then choose a live consultation with Professor Juri Kropotov to discuss the findings or choose to receive a written report or access both the written report and live consult with Juri.
  
  

  STEP III.  Develop EEG and ERP Assessment Capacity

  Michelle Aniftos, QEEG Diplomat,offers you a QEEG and ERP course that requires seven core modules to be completed by distance education (including webinar tutorial sessions) and followed by a 2-day or 3-day practicum to complete an IQCB-accredited 36-hour QEEG Didactic Course.

  
  

  STEP IV.   Develop ERP Analysis and Reporting Competencies

  At this stage, you are ready for face-to-face training with Professor Yuri Kropotov who will visit Australia in September 2020 to teach his 4-day ERP Analysis Workshop in Melbourne.

  STEP V. Ongoing Professional Supervision & Technical Support

  a) Having completed an accredited 36-hour QEEG Didactic Course, delegates pursuing IQCB QEEG Certification need to submit 5 case presentations to an approved QEEG-D Mentor, a total of 10 contact hours in mentoring, and successfully complete the Board Examination to attain QEEG Certification.

  b) Similarly, to complete ERP Analysis Certificate, you will need to have 10 hours of case supervision for your skills' development.

  
  

  
  

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• Event Related Potentials in clinical practice webinars with Prof. Juri Kropotov

  • Start
    12 Nov 2019
  •  
    7:25 PM
  • End
    11 Aug 2020
  •  
    7:30 AM
  • Location
    On-line on Zoom

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   Precision medicine tools for the brain

  Event Related Potentials in clinical practice

   webinars with Prof. Juri Kropotov

  In these 1-hour webinars, Professor Kropotov will review the methods for ERPs recording, the approaches of extracting latent components, discuss advantages and disadvantages of different ERP databases, and describe cases of different psychiatric conditions. There are 7 webinars in total. The first webinar:

  Free Introduction to Event Related Potentials in Clinical Practice

  is scheduled for the 

   12th of November 2019 at 6:30 pm Sydney AEDT. 

  It will provide an introductory overview of ERPs, their association with stages of information processing and their importance in clinical practice. The subsequent six webinars will address ERPs in  ADHD, ASD, Schizophrenia, OCD, Alzheimer’s Disease and Peak Performance.

  It is highly advisable as Bundle of 6 webinars for AU$ 250.00
  

  Save $$$  by committing to 6 webinars:

  • ERPs and ADHD, 6.30pm  Sydney AEDT, Tuesday 19th November 2019

  • ERPs and ASD, 6.30pm Sydney AEDT, Tuesday 26th November 2019

  • ERPs and Schizophrenia, 6.30pm  Sydney AEDT, Tuesday 3rd December 2019

  • ERPs and Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, 6.30pm  AEDT, Tuesday 10th December 2019

  • ERPs and Alzheimer’s Disease, 6.30pm Sydney AEDT  Tuesday 17th December

  • ERPs and Peak Performance, 6.30pm Sydney AEDT, Tuesday 7th January 2020

  Webinars will delivered using Zoom and you will receive a link prior to each webinar. 

  If you have difficulties to attend any webinar your will be able to watch the recording

  for inquiries please contact Rustam Yumash by email 

  or phone: 0413181147 intl:+(61)413181147

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• 4-day Event Related Potentials Analysis Training & Mentoring Workshop

  • Start
    07 Sep 2020
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    8:30 AM
  • End
    10 Sep 2020
  •  
    5:00 PM
  • Location
    Melbourne CBD

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  Please join us for face-to-face training with Professor Juri Kropotov who will visit Australia to teach his 4-day ERP Analysis Workshop in Melbourne. The dates are to be finalised but will be the second week in September 2020. There are reasons to add ERPs into your clinical practice:

  • ERPs show superior diagnostic power in comparison to QEEG. Many ERP components demonstrate high effect sizes for discriminating a patient group from healthy controls. The number of papers exploring ERPs for diagnosis is 10 times larger than of QEEG papers.
  • ERPs technique provides behavioural information such as reaction time and its variability, omission and commission errors, e.g., one can differentiate behavioural pattern of the inattentive ADHD subtype.
  • ERPs indicate the specific operations which are impaired in a particular patient thus providing crucial information for electrode location of neurofeedback, tDCS and TMS techniques.  For example, one can define what part (temporal-parietal or frontal) of the cognitive control system is impaired in ADHD.
  • ERPs also predict a response of the patient to particular medication, e.g., measuring the ERPs before and after application of one dose of psycho stimulant, one can define if the patient is a responder or non-responder.

  
  

  N.B.: To complete the BMMI Certificate of ERP Analysis, you will need to have 10 hours of case supervision for your skills' development, following completion of the 4-day ERP Didactic Training.

  
  

  
  

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