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Virginia Rojas Albrieux is a psychologist and Director of Education for EEG Info.

Virginia is committed to supporting clinicians to reach a high level of competence in applying the Othmer Method of neurofeedback through professional training courses and mentoring.

She has been involved with neurofeedback since 2006, training children and adults in her practice. Virginia has taught the Othmer Method throughout Latin America, India, and the US, both in English and Spanish language.

She holds additional studies in Mind/Body medicine and neuropsychology, is particularly interested in developmental trauma, and is very passionate about neuroscience, nutrition, and brain health.

Course description

This 4-day intermediate-level course is designed to help practitioners who have completed either the 5-day In-Person Introductory Course in Neurofeedback, the 6-week Distance Intro Course, or the Blended Introductory Course to solidify their understanding of the Othmer Method clinical model and methodology. The course provides a comprehensive review of the fundamentals of the Othmer Method of Neurofeedback, including patterns of dysregulation, arousal indicators, and case studies. Participants will explore clinical decision-making, protocol development-including advanced applications of the Quint range, Midline Training, and Central Strip Training-and frequency optimization. Through neurofeedback training sessions and group discussions, participants will enhance their understanding of how to improve self-regulation and optimize brain function in their clients.

Essential teaching content

• Revisit foundational concepts from your introductory course, including the fundamentals of the Othmer Method of Infralow Neurofeedback.
• Examine the Othmer clinical model while learning the latest approaches to optimizing client Neurofeedback protocols, including expanded applications of the Quint range, Midline Training, and Central Strip Training.
• Refine your practical skills in electrode placement and adjusting training sites and frequency based on clients' clinical presentations.
• Gain proficiency in interpreting client responses and modifying protocols to empower your clients to function better and benefit more from therapeutic interventions.
• Explore advanced protocol development, including strategies to integrate Quint range, Midline Training, and Central Strip Training into your sessions.
• Increase confidence in assessment and protocol development for neurofeedback.
• Re-optimize your personal training protocols.

Course description

This 4-day intermediate-level course is designed to help practitioners who have completed either the 5-day In-Person Introductory Course in Neurofeedback, the 6-week Distance Intro Course, or the Blended Introductory Course to solidify their understanding of the Othmer Method clinical model and methodology. The course provides a comprehensive review of the fundamentals of the Othmer Method of Neurofeedback, including patterns of dysregulation, arousal indicators, and case studies. Participants will explore clinical decision-making, protocol development-including advanced applications of the Quint range, Midline Training, and Central Strip Training-and frequency optimization. Through neurofeedback training sessions and group discussions, participants will enhance their understanding of how to improve self-regulation and optimize brain function in their clients.

Essential teaching content

• Revisit foundational concepts from your introductory course, including the fundamentals of the Othmer Method of Infralow Neurofeedback.
• Examine the Othmer clinical model while learning the latest approaches to optimizing client Neurofeedback protocols, including expanded applications of the Quint range, Midline Training, and Central Strip Training.
• Refine your practical skills in electrode placement and adjusting training sites and frequency based on clients' clinical presentations.
• Gain proficiency in interpreting client responses and modifying protocols to empower your clients to function better and benefit more from therapeutic interventions.
• Explore advanced protocol development, including strategies to integrate Quint range, Midline Training, and Central Strip Training into your sessions.
• Increase confidence in assessment and protocol development for neurofeedback.
• Re-optimize your personal training protocols.

Course description

This 4-day intermediate-level course is designed to help practitioners who have completed either the 5-day In-Person Introductory Course in Neurofeedback, the 6-week Distance Intro Course, or the Blended Introductory Course to solidify their understanding of the Othmer Method clinical model and methodology. The course provides a comprehensive review of the fundamentals of the Othmer Method of Neurofeedback, including patterns of dysregulation, arousal indicators, and case studies. Participants will explore clinical decision-making, protocol development-including advanced applications of the Quint range, Midline Training, and Central Strip Training-and frequency optimization. Through neurofeedback training sessions and group discussions, participants will enhance their understanding of how to improve self-regulation and optimize brain function in their clients.

Essential teaching content

• Revisit foundational concepts from your introductory course, including the fundamentals of the Othmer Method of Infralow Neurofeedback.
• Examine the Othmer clinical model while learning the latest approaches to optimizing client Neurofeedback protocols, including expanded applications of the Quint range, Midline Training, and Central Strip Training.
• Refine your practical skills in electrode placement and adjusting training sites and frequency based on clients' clinical presentations.
• Gain proficiency in interpreting client responses and modifying protocols to empower your clients to function better and benefit more from therapeutic interventions.
• Explore advanced protocol development, including strategies to integrate Quint range, Midline Training, and Central Strip Training into your sessions.
• Increase confidence in assessment and protocol development for neurofeedback.
• Re-optimize your personal training protocols.

Course description

This 4-day intermediate-level course is designed to help practitioners who have completed either the 5-day In-Person Introductory Course in Neurofeedback, the 6-week Distance Intro Course, or the Blended Introductory Course to solidify their understanding of the Othmer Method clinical model and methodology. The course provides a comprehensive review of the fundamentals of the Othmer Method of Neurofeedback, including patterns of dysregulation, arousal indicators, and case studies. Participants will explore clinical decision-making, protocol development-including advanced applications of the Quint range, Midline Training, and Central Strip Training-and frequency optimization. Through neurofeedback training sessions and group discussions, participants will enhance their understanding of how to improve self-regulation and optimize brain function in their clients.

Essential teaching content

• Revisit foundational concepts from your introductory course, including the fundamentals of the Othmer Method of Infralow Neurofeedback.
• Examine the Othmer clinical model while learning the latest approaches to optimizing client Neurofeedback protocols, including expanded applications of the Quint range, Midline Training, and Central Strip Training.
• Refine your practical skills in electrode placement and adjusting training sites and frequency based on clients' clinical presentations.
• Gain proficiency in interpreting client responses and modifying protocols to empower your clients to function better and benefit more from therapeutic interventions.
• Explore advanced protocol development, including strategies to integrate Quint range, Midline Training, and Central Strip Training into your sessions.
• Increase confidence in assessment and protocol development for neurofeedback.
• Re-optimize your personal training protocols.

Course description

This 3 and ½ day course is designed to help practitioners who have completed either the 5-day In-Person Introductory Course in Neurofeedback, the 6-week Distance Intro Course, or the Blended Introductory Course, to solidify their understanding of the Othmer Method clinical model and methodology. The course provides a comprehensive review of the fundamentals of the Othmer Method of Neurofeedback, including the patterns of disregulation, arousal indicators, and case studies. In addition, you will discuss clinical decision-making, protocol development, and frequency optimization with colleagues, and conduct neurofeedback training sessions. The course aims to refresh your knowledge and experience of using neurofeedback to improve self-regulation and enhance brain function.

Essential teaching content

What You Will Learn

• Review key material from your introductory course like the fundamentals of Othmer Method Infralow Neurofeedback
• Examine our clinical model while receiving the latest approach to optimizing your clients' Neurofeedback protocols
• Improve your practical skills in electrode placement and how to adjust training sites and frequency, based on clients' clinical presentation
• Gain proficiency in interpreting client responses & adjusting protocols so you empower your clients to function better while enhancing their capacity to benefit from other therapeutic interventions
• Increase your confidence in assessment & protocol development
• Re-optimize your own training protocols
• Network with other professionals in your field, exchange ideas and learn from their experiences

Course description

This 4-day intermediate-level course is designed to help practitioners who have completed either the 5-day In-Person Introductory Course in Neurofeedback, the 6-week Distance Intro Course, or the Blended Introductory Course to solidify their understanding of the Othmer Method clinical model and methodology. The course provides a comprehensive review of the fundamentals of the Othmer Method of Neurofeedback, including patterns of dysregulation, arousal indicators, and case studies. Participants will explore clinical decision-making, protocol development-including advanced applications of the Quint range, Midline Training, and Central Strip Training-and frequency optimization. Through neurofeedback training sessions and group discussions, participants will enhance their understanding of how to improve self-regulation and optimize brain function in their clients.

Essential teaching content

• Revisit foundational concepts from your introductory course, including the fundamentals of the Othmer Method of Infralow Neurofeedback.
• Examine the Othmer clinical model while learning the latest approaches to optimizing client Neurofeedback protocols, including expanded applications of the Quint range, Midline Training, and Central Strip Training.
• Refine your practical skills in electrode placement and adjusting training sites and frequency based on clients' clinical presentations.
• Gain proficiency in interpreting client responses and modifying protocols to empower your clients to function better and benefit more from therapeutic interventions.
• Explore advanced protocol development, including strategies to integrate Quint range, Midline Training, and Central Strip Training into your sessions.
• Increase confidence in assessment and protocol development for neurofeedback.
• Re-optimize your personal training protocols.

Course description

A comprehensive introduction to the clinical application of neurofeedback, including lecture, demonstration, discussion and hands-on practical experience. This is an introductory course for health professionals who have little to no neurofeedback training.

You will acquire the knowledge and experience to begin working with this exciting technique for improving self-regulation and enhancing brain function

Essential teaching content

What You Will Learn

Become a part of the neurofeedback community and join the thousands of professionals who have been trained by Sue and Siegfried Othmer.

From describing the training process to basic instrumentation

Mechanisms of neurophysiological self-regulation and how specific patterns of disregulation lead to physical, emotional and behavioral symptoms

Gain experience with neurofeedback instrumentation that exercises the brains mechanisms of self-regulation and improves brain function

Assessment tools that allow new insight into your client's symptoms and guide neurofeedback training

Gain knowledge that will allow you to incorporate neurofeedback into your clinical practice and start you on the path to completing the Othmer Method Neurofeedback Certification process

Begin empowering your clients to function better and increase their ability to benefit from other therapies

Course description

A comprehensive introduction to the clinical application of neurofeedback, including lecture, demonstration, discussion and hands-on practical experience. This is an introductory course for health professionals who have little to no neurofeedback training.

You will acquire the knowledge and experience to begin working with this exciting technique for improving self-regulation and enhancing brain function

Essential teaching content

What You Will Learn

Become a part of the neurofeedback community and join the thousands of professionals who have been trained by Sue and Siegfried Othmer.

From describing the training process to basic instrumentation

Mechanisms of neurophysiological self-regulation and how specific patterns of disregulation lead to physical, emotional and behavioral symptoms

Gain experience with neurofeedback instrumentation that exercises the brains mechanisms of self-regulation and improves brain function

Assessment tools that allow new insight into your client's symptoms and guide neurofeedback training

Gain knowledge that will allow you to incorporate neurofeedback into your clinical practice and start you on the path to completing the Othmer Method Neurofeedback Certification process

Begin empowering your clients to function better and increase their ability to benefit from other therapies