Neurofeedback Improved Diagnosis and Treatment of Emotional, Behavioral and Learning Issues

The use of sophisticated technology to intervene and improve brain function promises a transformation in practice in many fields: education, rehabilitation, neurology, psychiatry, and psychology. Qualitative Electroencephalography (qEEG) images very specific locations and types of brain activity, leading to improved diagnosis and treatment recommendations. Neurofeedback improves the regulation of its activity in these identified areas, leading to enhanced functioning.

James Cooney, LCSW, a clinical social worker specializing in ADHD, LD, anxiety, depressive disorders, developmental trauma and anger management, will introduce these related technologies and their use in refining the diagnosis and treatment of attentional, emotional and behavioral difficulties that can impact children’s learning.

This in-person event is free of charge and is presented by SPED*NET Wilton in partnership with Wilton Library and Wilton Public Schools.

More info can be found on the SPED*Net website.

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