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9Th Annual BFE Meeting February 22 th 9 Annual BFE Meeting BFE Meeting Co-Sponsors • Association of Applied Psychophysiology and Biofeedback (AAPB) • Deutschen Gesellschaft für Biofeedback (DGBFB) • International Continence Society (ICS) • International Society of Physical Rehabilitation Medicine (ISPRM) February 22 – 26, 2005 • International Stress Management Association (ISMA) – Netherlands • Israeli Association for Applied Provinciale Hogeschool Limburg Psychophysiology and Biofeedback (IAPB) • Österreichische Gesellschaft für Biofeedback Hasselt, Belgium und Psychophysiologie (ÖBfP) Workshop Presenters Frank Andrasik, Ph.D. Knut Berndorfer, Dr.rer.nat. Kees Blase Bernie Brucker, Ph.D. Jan van Dixhoorn, MD, Ph.D. Stuart Donaldson, Ph.D. Monika Fuhs, Mag.rer.nat., Dipl.Psych. Ron Fuller, PTA, BA Richard Gevirtz, Ph.D. Howard Glazer, Ph.D. Jay Gunkelman, QEEGD Daniel Hamiel, Ph.D. Glenn Kasman, PT, MS Mitsumasa Kawakami Wolfgang Keeser, Ph.D. Linda Kirk, MA, LPC, BCIA-C, QEEGT Henk Kraaijenhof, PT, BA Rainer Kroymann, PT, BA Paul Lehrer, Ph.D. Daniëlle Matto Donald Moss, Ph.D. Lothar Niepoth, Dipl.Psych. Scientific Program Themes Erik Peper, Ph.D. • Psychophysiology of Respiration Talli Rosenbaum, PT • Incontinence & Pelvic Floor Disorders Gabriel Sella, MD • Chronic Pain & Muscle Rehabilitation David Siever, C.E.T. • Stress and Pain Management with Children and Adolescents M. Barry Sterman, Ph.D. • How does Neurofeedback change the Brain? Lynda Thompson, Ph.D. Michael Thompson, MD • Sports Medicine & Peak Performance Barbara Timmer, Dr.rer.nat. • Biofeedback and Beyond: Complementary Methods and Skills to Nicole Vandeweghe enhance Success Vietta S. Wilson, Ph.D. • Heart Rate Variability: Emotions and the Heart • Biofeedback at the Worksite • Psychosomatic Disorders For submission of program proposals To register please contact: and general information contact: Daniëlle Matto, BFE Senior Administrator [email protected] [email protected] or visit our website: Tel: +31 (0) 33 48 90 754 / Fax: +31 (0) 33 48 00 520 www.bfe.org WORKSHOP SCHEDULE Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday ROOM February February February February February 22 23 24 25 26 ADHD: EEG patterns QEEG: epilepsy and QEEG: epilepsy and Intro Neurofeedback 1 L. & M. Thompson and interventions traumatic brain injury traumatic brain injury L. & M. Thompson M.B. Sterman M.B. Sterman Mind-body medicine Advanced Advanced Intro Biofeedback 2 D. Moss for primary care neurofeedback (1) neurofeedback (2) D. Moss J. Gunkelman J. Gunkelman Intro Biofeedback D. Matto (in Dutch) Achieving peak High performance & Stressmanagement 3 Intro Neurofeedback performance rapid recovery for professionals W. van der Zwaag H. Kraaijenhof V.S. Wilson V.S. Wilson (in Dutch) Intro Biofeedback Somatoform Advanced Alpha-theta training K. Berndorfer and Neurofeedback disorders Neurofeedback 4 W. Keeser R. Kroymann (in German) B. Timmer (in German) Sleeping disorders (in German) L. Niepoth (in German) Clinical applications Clinical applications Clinical assessment Clinical assessment of sEMG in physical of sEMG in physical with sEMG (1) with sEMG (2) 5 medicine (1) medicine (2) G. Sella G. Sella G. Kasman G. Kasman Biofeedback and self- Improving Improving Biofeedback & CBT regulation in the self-regulation (1) self-regulation (2) 6 in psychotherapy J. van Dixhoorn J. van Dixhoorn D. Hamiel class setting D. Hamiel Nicole Vandeweghe Nicole Vandeweghe Improve clinical Improve clinical HRV and RSA HRV and RSA 7 success (1) success (2) biofeedback (1) biofeedback (2) E. Peper & M. Fuhs E. Peper & M. Fuhs R. Gevirtz & P. Lehrer R. Gevirtz & P. Lehrer Physiotherapy and Chronic lower uro- Chronic lower uro- Aquatic biofeedback 8 sexual pain disorders genital tract pain (1) genital tract pain (2) R. Fuller T. Rosenbaum H. Glazer H. Glazer Muscle pain PROGRAM SCIENTIFIC BFE Audio Visual Fibromyalgia Recurrent headache 9 syndromes S. Donaldson F. Andrasik Entrainment (AVE) R. Gevirtz D. Siever Heart focus: effective Biofeedback after Meditation and Post Traumatic 10 and affective learning brain or spinal injury healing Stress Disorder K. Blase B. Brucker M. Kawakami L. Kirk * Full squares are full day workshops. Divided squares represent morning (top) and afternoon (bottom) workshops. 9th Annual BFE Meeting 1 WORKSHOP SCHEDULE Date Duration Room Registration Presenter Title Code 22-02-05 full day 1 22-01 Lynda & Michael Thompson Fundamentals of neurofeedback for assessment & intervention 22-02-05 full day 2 22-02 Donald Moss Fundamentals of biofeedback: general principles and possible applications 22-02-05 half day 3 22-03A Daniëlle Matto Fundamentals of biofeedback (morning) Dutch language 22-02-05 half day 3 22-03B Wytze van der Zwaag Fundamentals of neurofeedback (afternoon) Dutch language 22-02-05 full day 4 22-04 Rainer Kroymann Fundamentals of biofeedback and neurofeedback German language 22-02-05 full day 5 22-05 Gabriel Sella Clinical assessment with sEMG: how do muscles function simultaneously? (part 1 of a 2-day workshop) 22-02-05 full day 6 22-06 Daniel Hamiel The integration of biofeedback and Cognitive Behavioral Techniques (CBT) in individual and group’s psychotherapy 22-02-05 full day 7 22-07 Erik Peper & Monika Fuhs Improve clinical success: the art and challenge of being a successful BF therapist (part 1 of a 2-day workshop) 22-02-05 full day 8 / pool 22-08 Ron Fuller Aquatic biofeedback in the treatment of ACL reconstruction and patellofemoral pain syndrome 22-02-05 full day 9 22-09 Richard Gevirtz Applied psychophysiology and muscle pain syndromes 22-02-05 full day 10 22-10 Kees Blase Heart Focus: effective and affective learning (the HeartMath® approach) 23-02-05 full day 1 23-01 Lynda & Michael Thompson ADHD, autistic spectrum disorders and seizure disorders: EEG patterns & interventions 23-02-05 full day 2 23-02 Donald Moss Mind-body medicine for primary care problems 23-02-05 full day 3 23-03 Henk Kraaijenhof Achieving peak performance 23-02-05 full day 4 23-04 Barbara Timmer Biofeedbacktherapie in der multimodalen behandlung von somatoformen störungen, schmerzstörungen, angst und tinnitus German language 23-02-05 full day 5 23-05 Gabriel Sella Clinical assessment with sEMG: how do muscles function simultaneously? (part 2 of a 2-day workshop) 9th Annual BFE Meeting 2 23-02-05 full day 6 23-06 Daniel Hamiel Biofeedback and self-regulation in the class setting: concept and tools 23-02-05 full day 7 23-07 Erik Peper & Monika Fuhs Improve clinical success: the art and challenge of being a successful BF therapist (part 2 of a 2-day workshop) 23-02-05 full day 8 23-08 Talli Rosenbaum Physiotherapy treatment of sexual pain disorders 23-02-05 full day 9 23-09 Stuart Donaldson sEMG & EEG: applying these techniques in the assessment & treatment of fibromyalgia 23-02-05 full day 10 23-10 Bernie Brucker The use of biofeedback with people after a spinal or brain injury 23-02-05 evening SP Scientific Program & Exhibition 24-02-05 full day SP Scientific Program & Exhibition 25-02-05 full day Exhibition 25-02-05 full day 1 25-01 M. Barry Sterman QEEG evaluation and neurofeedback strategies and outcomes in the treatment of epilepsy and traumatic brain injury (part 1 of a 2-day workshop) 25-02-05 full day 2 25-02 Jay Gunkelman Advanced workshop on neurofeedback (title to be announced) (part 1 of a 2-day workshop) 25-02-05 full day 3 25-03 Vietta S. Wilson High performance & rapid recovery 25-02-05 full day 4 25-04 Wolfgang Keeser Advanced workshop on neurofeedback (title to be announced) German language 25-02-05 full day 5 25-05 Glenn Kasman Clinical applications of sEMG in physical medicine and rehabilitation (part 1 of a 2-day workshop) 25-02-05 full day 6 25-06 Jan van Dixhoorn (morning) & Improving self-regulation and treatment of psychosomatic disorders Nicole Vandeweghe (afternoon) (part 1 of a 2-day workshop) 25-02-05 full day 7 25-07 Richard Gevirtz & Paul Lehrer HRV and RSA biofeedback: backgrounds and physiology (part 1 of a 2-day workshop) 25-02-05 full day 8 25-08 Howard Glazer Chronic lower urogenital tract pain and sexual disorders (part 1 of a 2-day workshop) 25-02-05 full day 9 25-09 Frank Andrasik Behavioral assessment and treatment of recurrent headache 25-02-05 full day 10 25-10 Mitsumasa Kawakami Yoga meditation and healing 9th Annual BFE Meeting 3 26-02-05 full day 1 26-01 M. Barry Sterman QEEG evaluation and neurofeedback strategies and outcomes in the treatment of epilepsy and traumatic brain injury (part 2 of a 2-day workshop) 26-02-05 full day 2 26-02 Jay Gunkelman Advanced workshop on neurofeedback (title to be announced) (part 2 of a 2-day workshop) 26-02-05 full day 3 26-03 Vietta S. Wilson Stress management for professionals 26-02-05 half day 4 26-04A Knut Berndorfer Alpha-theta training German or English language (morning) 26-02-05 half day 4 26-04B Lothar Niepoth Biofeedback and sleeping disorders German language (afternoon) 26-02-05 full day 5 26-05 Glenn Kasman Clinical applications of sEMG in physical medicine and rehabilitation (part 2 of a 2-day workshop) 26-02-05 full day 6 26-06 Jan van Dixhoorn (morning) & Improving self-regulation and treatment of psychosomatic disorders Nicole Vandeweghe (afternoon) (part 2 of a 2-day workshop) 26-02-05 full day 7 26-07 Richard Gevirtz & Paul Lehrer HRV and RSA biofeedback: clinical applications (part 2 of a 2-day workshop) 26-02-05 full day 8 26-08 Howard Glazer Chronic lower urogenital tract pain and sexual disorders (part 2 of a 2-day workshop) 26-02-05 full day 9 26-09 David Siever Audio Visual Entrainment (AVE): physiology, treatment protocols and operation of the DAVID Audio-Visual Entrainment systems 26-02-05 full day 10 26-10 Linda Kirk Biofeedback applications after trauma (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder) WORKSHOP ‘TRACKS’ In the Workshop Program at least five different ‘tracks’ can be recognized: 1.
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