Neurofeedback and Resiliency

What is Neurofeedback? and how can it help in the long term reduction and elimination of symptoms relating to PTSD, insomnia, anxiety and more... Also Introducing “Homecoming for Veterans” a national outreach program to providing free Neurofeedback training for veterans for the rehabilitation of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and issues of brain performance resulting from traumatic brain injury, whiplash, concussion and more. Rick Allen and Lauren monroe share their personal experiences of Neurofeedback and how it has helped with PTSD, insomnia and stress. Learn how it works and how it can help you through stressful and life changing times.

About our guest: Sue Othmer, BA, BCIAC

Clinical Director, Certified Neurofeedback Practitioner Sue Othmer received her BA in physics from Cornell University in 1966. She continued with graduate study in Neurobiology and Behavior at Cornell and the UCLA Brain Research Institute until 1971. Sue has been working clinically with neurofeedback since 1988. She has worked with a wide variety of clients seeking symptom reduction and/or performance enhancement. She has a special interest in working with adults and children with neurological or developmental disorders. As clinical director of the EEG Institute, Sue currently divides her time between working with neurofeedback clients, teaching professional courses on neurofeedback, and collaborating on the development of new neurofeedback instrumentation and protocols.

Sue Othmer is also Co Founder of “Homecoming for Veterans”
www.homecomingforveterans.org

Visit Sue@ www.eeginfo.org