• Mechanisms of neurophysio-
  logical 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 and skills that will allow you to incorporate Neurofeedback into your clinical practice


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

Protocol Guide - for Establishing Placement and Frequency Protocols
This update of Sue's protocol decision tree reflects significant recent changes in integrating inter-
hemispheric with left and right side training. It also has expanded information on assessment. This valuable resource explains how to translate symptoms into optimal reward frequencies, how to choose training sites and what questions to ask and how to correctly interpret
the answers.

Protocol Guide: PTSD Case Study
In response to clinician demand, EEG Info has created the Protocol Guide: PTSD Case Study. This video case study expands on Sue Othmer’s popular "Protocol Guide," offering the unique opportunity to experience Sue's decision-making process firsthand.

EEG Directory
Support Services for New Practitioners
The Information Level membership was created for new practitioners who have completed the Clinical Course in Neurofeedback within the past year. This service is for those who are committed to increasing their clinical competence while establishing their Neurofeedback presence in the community. Features monthly group phone consultations with Sue Othmer.

Understanding the Brain
Taught by Jeanette Norden - Vanderbilt University
This course is an excellent review of the pre-requisite knowledge for the 4 day Clinical Course in Neurofeedback.
This course, Understanding the Brain, takes you inside this astonishingly complex organ to show you how it works. Recent decades have seen unparalleled advances in understanding how the brain does what it does. Today we can pinpoint the specific regions, or nuclei, where some of life's most mysterious processes take place.

Siegfried Othmer, Ph.D., BCIAC
Chief Scientist, EEG Institute
Siegfried Othmer continues to be involved in the development of new clinical modalities to promote self-regulation, as well as to evolve a framework for the understanding of our methods. He also labors to promote the field in general, and to enhance professional training in Neurofeedback / EEG Biofeedback.

Sue Othmer, BCIAC
Clinical Director, EEG Institute
Sue Othmer is a leader in the clinical application of Neurofeedback / EEG Biofeedback. She has introduced thousands of professionals to the field of Neurofeedback and continues to teach the leading introductory Neurofeedback training course.