The NeuroField Neuromodulation Advanced Training 3-Day Immersion is designed to enhance your skills in EEG and QEEG assessment, analysis, map interpretation, neuromodulation, and treatment planning in the NeuroField64 software platform, Event-Related Potentials in NeuroField ERP, as well as Independent Components Analysis via NeuroField EEG.  Ideal for clinicians hungry for the latest innovations in computational neuroscience, ERPs and neurostimulation.

Case studies are welcome.

This training is for intermediate to advanced neurotherapy clinicians.

It is strongly advised that a Neurofield Bootcamp be attended before the Advanced Workshop.

NeuroField64 combines Pulsed Electromagnetic Field stimulation (pEMF), transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS), transcranial alternating current stimulation (tACS), and transcranial random noise stimulation (tRNS), and transcranial Advanced Pink Noise Stimulation (tAPNS) modalities with photobiomodulation for the purpose of enhancing treatment effectiveness.

This three-day training will cover how to get the most out of clinically applied neurostimulation, collect a 37-channel EEG, read EEG and review QEEG brain maps, generate a treatment plan, set up NeuroField64 for synchronized stimulation with EEG neurofeedback, and administer effective treatment. Dr. Nicholas Dogris and Dr. Tiff Thompson will lecture on current applications and research that shows how pEMF, tDCS/tACS/tRNS/tAPNS affects the brain and mind.

Dr. Dogris and Dr. Thompson will lecture regarding the application of NeuroField64 on various clinical diagnoses, based on what the attendees deem most important. Dr. Dogris and Dr. Thompson will conduct live demonstrations of NeuroField64 and provide participants the opportunity to experience these modalities during the training.

This training is suited for clinicians looking to weave neurostimulation into their practice. This modality stands alone as an effective method of treatment and is known for the speed at which it can induce change in patients. Neuromodulation is very different than neurofeedback and, for this reason, works as both an alternative, as well as an adjunct to a neurofeedback or biofeedback practice.

At the advanced level, clinicians come in with their requests and these are fulfilled throughout the workshop. Some of the most commonly requested information is: 1) protocol selection and decision tree, 2) profiling of different disorders, 3) how to read ICAs, 4) power-power coupling synchrony index interpretation, 5) the use of EEGlab inside Neurofield, 6) ERP101. That said, please come prepared with your questions and requests and we will do our best to satisfy each student.

Schedule: [Eastern Time] Washington, D.C.

Each Day: Light Breakfast: 8:30 am – 9:00 am EST

Friday, February 7: 9:00 am – 5:00 pm EST (break at noon for lunch)

Saturday, February 8: 9:00 am – 5:00 pm EST (break at noon for lunch)

Sunday,February 9: 9:00 am – 1:00 pm EST

— TRAVEL — ACCOMMODATIONS —

You may wish to stay in the roomy, comfortable home we have rented, in the heart of historic Capitol Hill in Washington DC. This is where we will host the Advanced Training.

If you're interested in staying with the NeuroFam Team, please visit the Advanced Training Information Page, and scroll to the ACCOMMODATIONS section at the bottom for Room Options.

Address: Provided upon booking.
Check-in: 6pm - Thursday, Feb 6
(if an earlier check-in is available, you will be notified.)

Numerous hotels with varying price points are typically available in the vicinity.

— TRAVEL —

AIRPORTS Serving the D.C. Area: 

Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (airport code: DCA)   [ ~18 – 20 minute drive].

Washington Dulles International Airport (airport code: IAD)            [~45 – 50 minute drive].

Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport (airport code: BWI)                       [~50 – 60 minute drive].

— LOCAL TRANSPORTATION and MORE —

MetroRail ("The Metro"), MetroBus or Car Rental are recommended for transportation around D.C. 

HERE is a useful Guide.

Both Uber and Lyft operate in Washington D.C. and are popular transportation options for residents and visitors alike.

UBER in D.C. 

LYFT in D.C.