NRBS VIRTUAL CONFERENCE – The Future is Feedback: Innovation, Integration, and the Next Era of Bio/Neurofeedback
September 26, 2026 through September 27, 2026 held virtually
11 CEs* anticipated (3 ETHICS CEs Included). BCIA and APA approval being applied for. (CE certificate is available for an additional fee.)
A virtual gathering for clinicians, educators, researchers, and practitioners dedicated to advancing self-regulation and improving lives through biofeedback and neurofeedback.
For more information on the schedule and to register, please CLICK HERE.
This year’s theme, The Future is Feedback: Innovation, Integration, and the Next Era of Bio/Neurofeedback, highlights the growing intersection of neuroscience, technology, clinical care, education, ethics, and whole-person health. Sessions will explore timely topics including artificial intelligence, QEEG-guided neurofeedback, school-based neurofeedback, brain-based mental healthcare, ethical decision-making in experienced practice, HRV biofeedback, compassion, clinician burnout prevention, nature contact, resilience, and health.
Designed for both experienced practitioners and those expanding their understanding of bio/neurofeedback, this two-day virtual conference offers practical, research-informed, and future-facing presentations that support thoughtful integration into clinical, educational, and community-based settings.
Attendees will gain new perspectives on assessment, intervention, professional scope, access, cultural responsiveness, and the future direction of the field.Attendees will gain new perspectives on assessment, intervention, professional scope, access, cultural responsiveness, and the future direction of the field.
Featured topics:
- AI, QEEG, and the future of neurofeedback assessment
- Brain Oscillatory Tensegrity and individualized neurofeedback protocols
- Integrating neurofeedback into school-based mental health services
- Building brain-based models of care in mental health practice
- Ethical judgment, clinical claims, scope, and referral decisions in experienced neurofeedback practice
- Compassion, self-compassion, HRV biofeedback, anxiety, and clinician burnout prevention
- Nature contact, stress reduction, resilience, and whole-person health
- Expanding access and equity in bio/neurofeedback practice
