Description
Overview
Learn the fundamentals of Slow Cortical Potentials (SCPs) Neurofeedback with our in-depth online course. Tailored for practitioners, therapists, or researchers keen on mastering SCP training protocols, this program provides insights into the technological requirements for accurate filtering and measuring of SCPs, with a focus on the THERA PRAX® system.
Registrants can expect to cover:
- Understanding the neuroanatomy and history of the EEG
- Exploring the neurophysiological basis of the EEG
- Mastering the technical aspects of SCP Neurofeedback
- Uncovering the history and conditioning principles of Neurofeedback
- Exploring Standard Protocols for Neurofeedback in ADHD
- Diving into SCP Neurofeedback: Technical and Clinical Applications
With 8 structured lessons, each followed by a test, this course offers a comprehensive understanding of SCP Neurofeedback.
Estimated Time Commitment: 5 hours
Registration is valid for 6 months. Access to the course is only open to healthcare professionals.
More information
Participants will receive a “Neurofeedback of Slow Cortical Potentials” Certificate upon successful completion of all lessons in this course.
For all lessons, an 80% pass of the test is required to advance to the next lesson. The test can be repeated as many times as needed. Each lesson includes a recorded video presentation and accompanying learning materials.
After completing all theoretical lessons, there is an automated final exam requiring an 80% pass mark. (We strongly recommend using the note-taking feature in preparation for the exam.)
The course is designed as lessons to be completed in sequence. You will need to watch the presentation in full to complete the lesson and advance to the test.
This course must be completed within 6 months, to maintain consistency of study, ensure understanding of course material and prepare you adequately for your practical training.
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