Presented by Robert Longo
The focus of this workshop is to provide attendees with an overview of the BCIA mentoring process, including the importance of addressing professional ethics and standards of practice, use of equipment, understanding QEEG, how to conduct a neurofeedback session, and how to determine the efficacy of a neurofeedback session, with BCIA mentees.
Neurofeedback clinicians interested in becoming Board Certified in Neurofeedback; professionals considering adding neurofeedback to their practice, and clinicians who are already BCIA Certified in Neurofeedback and interested in becoming BCIA Neurofeedback Mentors will find this workshop of interest and relevance to their professional standing.
This workshop is also of interest to those Biofeedback Certification Institute Alliance certificants who may be interested in becoming approved BCIA mentors.
The workshop addresses key aspects of mentoring and being mentored from both the mentee perspectives as well as the mentor perspective. Examples of mentoring problems and challenges as part of of the mentoring process will be provided.
