ANSA 2011 Conference Day One
     Friday August 12th 2011
Scientific Symposium

Brain Training and Neurodiagnostics for ADHD Learning and Developmental Disorders
current Scientific evidence and research on neurocognitive enhancement, neuromodulation and neuroplasticity of memory, attention, learning abilities and self-regulation

 

 

7:30-8:30              REGISTRATION

8:30 -9:00               Official Opening, President of ANSA Sue-Ellen Taylor

 

9:00-10:00              Keynote Presentation: Dr. Leslie Sherlin

Greetings from ISNR

                   ADHD and Neurofeedback: latest efficacy research overview

10:00 – 11:00         Invited Speaker: Dr. Adam Clarke, Wollongong University 

EEG anomalies in Attention-Deficit/ Hyperactivity Disorder

11:00-11:15             Morning Tea

11:15-12:15                Invited Speaker: Dr Kenneth Kang, Spectrum Learning, Singapore

            Current development of Neurofeedback in Asia and China.

                                    When Neurofeedback doesn't work as well as it should! What would you do?  Natural therapies may provide some solution: hair analysis, diet, detoxification and supplements.

12:15 -13:00             Peter G. Enticott & Paul B. Fitzgerald, Monash Alfred Psychiatry Research Centre, School of Psychology and Psychiatry, Monash University and The Alfred, Melbourne,

Non-invasive Brain Stimulation in Autism Spectrum Disorders

13:00-14:00           Lunch Break

14:00 -15:00           Invited Speaker:  Dr. Jacques Duff, MAPS, MECNS, PhD, Director of Behavioural Neurotherapy Clinic

                  Biological underpinnings of ADHD, Depression and Anxiety

15:00-15:45            Certification in Australia- update from Dr Richard Clark

ANSA certification subcommittee

15:45-16:00            Discussions and Afternoon tea

16:00-18:45            ANSA Annual General Meeting

19:00-20:00           ANSA Committees joint planning meeting and dinner


ANSA 2011 Conference Day 2

Saturday August 13th  2011  

Clinical Symposium
Application of Brain Training and Neurodiagnostics 
in clinical practice
Case studies, Practitioners forum

    

7:30-8:30          REGISTRATION

8:30-9:30                Invited Speaker: Jay Gunkelman, QEEG Diplomat, Q-Pro worldwide

Paroxysmal EEG in Learning and Pervasive Developmental Disorders

09:30-10:30            Keynote Presentation: Dr Leslie Sherlin, President of ISNR (International
            Society for
Neurofeedback & Research)                                                         

LORETA Source Localization technique: Appli

significance

 

10:30-10:50           Discussions and Morning Tea 

 

10:50 -11:30                Presentation:Noel Thompson &  Bill Scott

Improvements in the effectiveness and efficiency of Neurotherapy through the use of the Hilbert-Huang Transform in Neurodiagnostics and biofeedback practice

 

11:30-13:00             Protocol Forum Moderator Dr Moshe Perl

What neurofeedback protocols work for you?  What protocols don't?  We want to know.  Come and share your experience, and listen to other folks' experiences with neurofeedback.  In the process we'll have a lot of fun and pick up a few pointers from each other on becoming more successful practitioners.  If there is a need for didactic pieces, they will be short.  The topics we cover will depend on what you bring in.  Anything in your neurofeedback world is fair game.

 

13:00-14:00           Lunch Break

14:00-14:30           Practitioner Presentation: Nanette Andersen, Psychologist,  Sea Change Life Management                              

A case of Scenar Therapy with a pre-and post- QEEG data   demonstration


 

14:30-15:10                 Invited Speaker: Dr Donna Palmer, Brain Resource Company

                                      Latest scientific findings from the Integrative Neuroscience Research and World Largest Brain Database

 

15:10-15:45                  Standards for Neurofeedback 

ISNR Position paper on Neurofeedback standards discussions

Panel Discussion and Practitioners Forum,

Chaired by: Dr Richard Clark, Dr Leslie Sherlin

 

15:45-16:00                        Discussions  and afternoon tea

16:00-16:45            Invited Speaker: Prof Jury Kropotov on Skype

                           Application and practical significance

10:30-10:50           Discussions and Morning Tea 

10:50 -11:30                Presentation:Noel Thompson &  Bill Scott

Improvements in the effectiveness and efficiency of Neurotherapy through the use of the Hilbert-Huang Transform in Neurodiagnostics and biofeedback practice

11:30-13:00             Protocol Forum Moderator Dr Moshe Perl

What neurofeedback protocols work for you?  What protocols don't?  We want to know.  Come and share your experience, and listen to other folks' experiences with neurofeedback.  In the process we'll have a lot of fun and pick up a few pointers from each other on becoming more successful practitioners.  If there is a need for didactic pieces, they will be short.  The topics we cover will depend on what you bring in.  Anything in your neurofeedback world is fair game.

 

13:00-14:00           Lunch Break

14:00-14:30           Practitioner Presentation: Nanette Andersen, Psychologist,  Sea Change Life Management                              

A case of Scenar Therapy with a pre-and post- QEEG data   demonstration


 

14:30-15:10                 Invited Speaker: Dr Donna Palmer, Brain Resource Company

                                      Latest scientific findings from the Integrative Neuroscience Research and World Largest Brain Database

 

15:10-15:45                  Standards for Neurofeedback 

ISNR Position paper on Neurofeedback standards discussions

Panel Discussion and Practitioners Forum,

Chaired by: Dr Richard Clark, Dr Leslie Sherlin

 

15:45-16:00       Discussions  and afternoon tea

16:00-16:45            Invited Speaker: Prof Jury Kropotov on Skype

Event related potentials in schizophrenia:

Implications for diagnosis and treatment

16:45-17:00            Discussions, Questions and wrapping up of the day

18:00-late       Conference Dinner

                                    Live entertainment, traditional ANSA Auction and fund raising

 



 

Brain Health Expo

  
ANSA 2011 Conference OPEN DAY

Sunday August 14th, 2011



Time: 10:0
0-16:00

Program
The 2011 ANSA Conference brings together leading experts in Brain Health and Neurotechnologies from across Australia and overseas.  Doors will open at 10:00am on Sunday 14 August and our brain experts will share their knowledge. This Expo will appeal to members of the public, carers and professionals alike. It is an enjoyable event, so if you are interested in Brain Health and Fitness, be sure to come to our Brain Health Expo and learn how to get the very best out of your brain.

Topics covered will include how you can improve your memory, attention, learning, organisational and self-regulation skills.   From peak performance to healing brain injury, ADHD, ASD, Learning Difficulties, Epilepsy and many other different brain conditions, there will be something of interest to everyone.

Our Presenters
Dr. Leslie Sherlin
, President of the International Society   for Neurofeedback & Research
Dr Jacques Duff, ADHD Expert and the founder of the Behavioral Neurotherapy Clinic in Melbourne

Dr Kenneth Kang, Spectrum Learning, Singapore

Dr. Moshe Perl,
One of Australian most experienced Neurofeedback experts
Ms Nerida Saunders
, Clinical Director of Solstice-Mind Matters, Brain Mind & Memory
Dr. Leon Petchkovsky: Psychiatrist, Associate Professor, Jungian Psychoanalyst, Pinniger Clinic

 

Topics

Optimizing the Brain's Performance, Dr. Leslie Sherlin
A basic introduction to QEEG –brain diagnostics and Neurofeedback for ‘healthy’ individuals as well as those with symptoms and illustrate using many or professional athletes. Presentation will have lots of videos. Suitable for the general public and beginners professionals

 

Brain Health and the Gut, Dr. Jacques Duff
Recent research suggests that intestinal bacteria have an indirect but observable effect on human stress-related anxiety responses, the general health of nerve and muscle cells, and ultimately brain development.

 

Working Memory Training, Nerida Saunders
Building the core cognitive capacity as a prerequisite for academic success, and remediation of Attention Deficits.

 

Neurofeedback Therapy
Neurofeedback is a conceptually simple and elegant method of training the brain to improve its efficiency.

 

Brain Diagnostics
You will learn about the different ways in which brain wave profiles can begin to be interpreted and understood by everyone.

 

Brain-Based Interventions for ADHD, Autism and Learning Disorders
A range of interventions will be discussed, with specific examples arising from your input during the Expo

 

The Neurobiology of Mindfulness, Dr. Leon Petchkovsky
The capacity to track inner experience is severely damaged in people who had bad early nurturing (Reactive Attachment Disorder). Most meditation systems train mindfulness by beginning with concentration exercises (like tracking the breath...) which then allows the trainee to bring a sharper awareness to other experiences. A range of reports suggest that, for damaged students, a lot of emotional support and "loving kindness" training is needed to supplement Mindfulness Training.

Recent brain imaging studies suggest that the brain pathways which we use for mindfulness practices are the same pathways used for empathy. In short: If you can track yourself well, then you can track others well, and vice versa.

This presentation will review recent neurological advances in our understanding of mindfulness and empathy.

Brain Fitness and Neurocognitive Enhancement
An overview of the main commercial products available, as well as practical considerations in the choice and use of various systems.


 
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