Podcast appearances and mentions of sue othmer

Sebern Fisher and Jay Gunkelman discuss some of the Women you should know in Neurofeedback Pete was furiously taking notes, Some of the Women Mentioned: Barbara Brown for theta EEG insights in 'interpersonal' EEG experiments Francine Butler for organizational skills BSC, BSA, AAPB, Lynda Thomson Clinical training, Linda Kirk, Texas TBI NF law and president of SSNR, Nancy White, qEEG certification board formation, Judy Crawford Running BCIA, Clinical insights from Sue Othmer, Sebern Fisher, Margaret Ayers, Alyce Green... Cynthia Kerson and Genie Davis, accredited university level courses. Eleanor Criswell somatics and biofeedback --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/neuronoodle/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/neuronoodle/support

Dr. Fleischman is a Licensed Psychologist with 35 years experience with neurofeedback. He is the Co-Director of the Neurofeedback Advocacy Project, whose mission is to implement neurofeedback within our existing healthcare system with particular concern for agencies working with the underserved. He is also the developer of the Results Tracking System, an online, HIPAA-compliant method for collecting and displaying real-time, real-world meaningful results in mental healthcare.   Roxana Sasu received her MD in Romania in 1999. She joined the clinical staff at the EEG Institute in California in 2008, working directly with Sue Othmer, earning her OMC certification. She divides her time between clinical work, using Neurofeedback her private practice, teaching professional training courses in the US and in Europe, and mentoring clinicians interested in advancing their practical skills in this method. She also takes part in ongoing research and data collection for improving the efficacy of neurofeedback. She is a member of the Advisory Board and Director of Clinical Supervision at the Neurofeedback Institute in Romania. Roxana authored two chapters in the book: “Restoring the Brain: Neurofeedback as an Integrative Approach to Health”, where she discusses clinical aspects related to the use of neurofeedback in targeting symptoms associated with ADD and ADHD, respectively behavioral, developmental, and emotional dysregulations in the younger population.   Matthew Fleischman, PhD The Neurofeedback Advocacy Project   Dr. Roxana Sasu Neurotopia LinkedIn  

#160 Kayle holds a master’s degree in Behavioral Medicine from Goddard College. Her initial training in peripheral biofeedback – heart rate, temperature, etc. – was at Applied Psychophysiology Institute of Bainbridge Island, Washington followed by supervision under John Jordy at Western Washington University. She started studying neurofeedback with Sue Othmer in 1994, and added it to her thriving stress management practice in 1996. In 2001 she began her on-going training with Dr. Len Ochs, the inventor of the Low Energy Neurofeedback System which has become a favorite among her many tools. Kayle is certified by the Biofeedback Certification International Alliance. Kayle excels at helping her clients identify behavioral issues that are influencing their health. Working with them, she helps bring about lasting change. Kayle loves to teach. She has presented at local, regional, national and international conferences. She is an adjunct member of the faculty at National University of Natural Medicine where she teaches Behavioral Medicine. A survivor of multiple “mild” TBIs, Kayle has found that many of her most memorable and rewarding cases have been survivors of traumatic brain injury. In this episode we cover   What traumatic brain injury is How the mind and body responds to TBI Signs and symptoms that may indicate someone has a brain injury How long after a TBI can physiological changes occur in the body The impact TBI has on digestive function How TBI’S are diagnosed Ways we can address and treat TBI before they cause such collateral damage And so much more    

After John Mekrut got frustrated seeing his daughter with autism become a zombie in response to prescription drugs, he discovered neurofeedback brain training. It worked so well on his daughter that he trained with the world famous Sue Othmer in Infra Low Frequency neurofeedback and Dr. David Kaiser's haemodynamic training. In 2007 he founded the Balanced Brain where he offers neurofeedback and healthy lifestyle coaching.

Nora welcomes back leading neurofeedback expert Sue Othmer in discussing the role of the brain in the development of eating disorders and the powerful role neurofeedback can play in helping those suffering with this issue recover once and for all. Listen to the podcast.

Join Nora for a fascinating and important look at the way in which blood sugar issues impact the lives of millions of Americans, the consequences of a carbohydrate-based diet and what you can do to be free of blood sugar issues forever. Nora also welcomes guest and acclaimed documentary filmmaker, Curt Ellis from the award winning “King Corn” to discuss the prevalence and consequences of corn and high fructose corn syrup in the American diet. In the second half hour Nora discusses the impact of sugar on the brain and how neurofeedback can help stabilize out of control blood sugar issues. Nora invites respected neurofeedback pioneer, Sue Othmer of the EEG Institute to discuss neurofeedback’s role in helping people with this issue. Don’t miss this exciting and important show!Here is the podcast.