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Knut Berndorfer, Dr. rer. net., received his
degree in physics in Vienna and Munich. He has a long standing
involvement in consciousness research and the development of human
potential. Presently he is working in the field of Stress management as
well as Facilitator of the Dialogue Process, which was developed by the
late David Bohm. He is a teacher of Biofeedback for the Austrian
Biofeedback Society and is leading a research study for alcoholics in
recovery in a major therapy center of the city of Vienna.
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| Dr. Celeste De Bease |
Dr. Celeste De Bease is the clinic director of Widener University's
Biofeedback Clinic & Certification Center and teaches Medical
Psychophysiology at Widener's Institute of Graduate Psychology. Dr.
De Bease has been in private practice through her company, the
BioNeurofeedback Treatment Center, since 1990. She currently serves
as the chair of the Biofeedback Certification Institute of American
(BCIA) and is the past president of The Pennsylvania Society of
Behavioral Medicine and Biofeedback (PSBMB).
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| Paolo Di Benedetto, M.D. |
Paolo Di Benedetto, M.D., graduated in
Medicine and Surgery at the University of the Studies of Trieste in 1973,
expert in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation from 1975 and in Neurology
from 1980. From September 1988 to December 2001, he was chief physician of
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at the Trieste Hospital; and, from
January 1999, coordinator of the Horizontal Neuro-Rehabilitation
Department Inter-Hospital in Friuli-Venezia-Giulia. Since January 2002, he
has been manager of the Department of Rehabilitation Medicine of the
Institute of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation of Udine. He is a member
of numerous scientific societies and is currently the president of the
Italian Urodynamics Society. Since 1995 he has been editor-in-chief, of
the official magazine of the Italian Society of Physical Medicine and
Rehabiliation: Europa Medicophysica. He has published over 300 articles in
national and international magazines, and a number of monographs.
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| Stuart Donaldson, Ph.D. |
Stuart received his Ph.D. from the University of Calgary in 1989. His doctoral work was on the relationship of muscle activity as measured by surface electromyographic (SEMG) techniques to chronic pain. He has utilized SEMG in studying myofascial pain, and fibromyalgia. Unique in the psychophysiology field he has also studied qEEG and brainwave activity combining SEMG with EEG biofeedback producing a comprehensive theory involving neural plasticity and fibromyalgia. Stuart has published extensively on both myofascial pain syndromes and fibromyalgia. In 1995 he won the American Journal of Pain Management Award entitled “The Outstanding Contribution to the Interdisciplinary Pain Management Literature “ for his work on SEMG, neck pain and headaches. Stuart continues to travel and lecture extensively throughout North America. He is presently Director of Myosymmetries – Calgary, an Adjunct Associate Professor in Applied Psychology at the University of Calgary and reviewer for several journals.
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| François Dupont, Ph.D. |
Dr. François Dupont is a Registered Clinical
Psychologist in private practice at the University of Ottawa, Health
Services. His first contact with biofeedback was in 1991 and with
neurofeedback in 1992. Over the years, he has used bio/neurofeedback in
the context of chronic pain, tinnitus, high blood pressure, ADD/ADHD,
anxiety, mild head-injury, cancer, HIV, OCD, trauma, and others. Dr.
Dupont's basic orientation is eclectic and he often combines bio/neurofeedback
with techniques borrowed from cognitive-behavioural, dynamic, humanistic
and experiential approaches. His doctoral comprehensive examination
looked at the psycho-socio-existential adjustment to cancer (including a
review of psychoneuroimmunology), for which he won an award in an
international conference. His doctoral dissertation dealt with the use of
sub-threshold audio recording on EEG and behavioural changes in ADD/ADHD
children. |
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Monika Fuhs,
MAG.rer.net., Dipl. Psych.
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Monika Fuhs studied Psychology at the University of Vienna, worked at the Neuropsychiatric station for children in the Vienna AKH for many years as well as doing a study about kids and development of language for the Vienny Academy of science. Board member of the ÖBfP (Österreichische Gesellschaft für Biofeedback und Psychophysiologie), editor of the new BFE Journal 'Psychophysiology Today', author of articles with Erik Peper, Co- Director and project manager of Work solutions for the “Healthy Computing and prevention at the worksite” program, lecturing of numerous workshops for psychologists, medical doctors and Pt´s in the fields of Biofeedback in Europe. She is Founder and Director of the Holistic Learning Institute. Monika Fuhs is a licensed teacher and trainer for dyslexia and perception problems (ReLeMaKo®) and brain friendly learning. She teaches workshops in the fields of stress management, Holistic Health, Healthy Computing and optimum human functioning with Erik Peper and brain management , brain friendly teaching and learning in different schools, workshops for stress management and success for kids as well as leading a private practice for kids and adults. Her main interests focus on mind body medicine and what it takes to make people change and how biofeedback and related therapies can help to make this process as successful as possible using techniques reaching from behavioural therapy to body therapies and others…
www.holistic-learning.org mail: holistic-learning@gmx.at
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| Ron Fuller, PTA, BA |
Ron Fuller is the Director of Aquatic Rehabilitation for the Elliot Health Systems in New Hampshire and practices at Hampshire Hills Center for PT & Sports Medicine and SportsWorks. He is adjunct faculty at several colleges where he teaches aquatic therapy/rehabilitation and advanced orthopaedic techniques to masters and doctorate level physical therapy students. He is on the teaching faculty of Aquatic Consultants of Georgia. He has authored over a dozen articles on aquatic rehabilitation and the use of aquatic biofeedback. He lectures nationally and internationally on aquatic therapy for orthopaedic conditions and the use of aquatic biofeedback in the treatment of upper and lower extremity conditions. |
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| Richard Gevirtz Ph.D. |
Richard N. Gevirtz, Ph.D. is a Professor of Psychology at the California School of Professional Psychology at Alliant International University in San Diego. His research and practice in recent years has focused on psychophysiological mechanisms and treatment of disorders affected by the autonomic nervous system, such as IBS, Non-Cardiac Chest Pain, TMD, Headache, and other muscle pain syndromes. He is the author of numerous articles and chapters.
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| Howard I. Glazer, Ph.D. |
Howard I.
Glazer, Ph.D, is a clinical psychologist in New York City with a
professional practice limited to the use of surface electromyographic
biofeedback in the treatment of pelvic floor muscle dysfunctions and
vulvovaginal pain syndromes. He is a clinical associate professor in
Obstetrics and Gynecology at Cornell Medical College/New York Hospital,
and a member of the International Society for the Study of Vulvovaginal
Disease (ISSVD). His background combines neurophysiology/neurochemistry,
learning therapy, sex therapy, behavioral medicine and electromyography.
He provides individual clinical services, training workshops, in-office
specialty training, and he is actively involved in several
multidisciplinary and multinational research projects.
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| Jay Gunkelman, QEEGD |
Jay Gunkelman entered the biofeedback field in 1972, starting the first
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| Daniel
Hamiel, Ph.D.
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Daniel Hamiel, Ph.D., is
head of the Cognitive-Behavioral and Psychophysiological unit, Tel-Aviv
Community Mental Health Center, Tel-Aviv University, Medical School. He
is the director of the cognitive behavioral intervention unit of the
Donald J. Cohen and Irving B. Harris Center for Trauma and Disaster
Intervention He is a clinical and medical psychologist and supervisor in
CBT, certified in biofeedback (BCIA), neurofeedback, and in hypnosis
(The American Society of Clinical Hypnosis). Dr. Hamiel is certified in
biofeedback as a therapist and supervisor in Israel. He is past
president of the Israeli Association for Applied Psychophysiology and
Biofeedback. Dr. Hamiel is faculty member of the Israeli CBT
association. He teaches workshops on psychology and biofeedback in the
USA, Europe and South America, and has taught workshops for the American
Association for Applied Psychophysiology and Biofeedback (AAPB). He was
in a clinical practice in Cincinnati Ohio from 1992-1995. Currently, Dr.
Hamiel is involved in developing and performing stress management
programs in the community: In the primary care and in schools, for the
regular students and for schools that have suffered terror attacks. He
is a pioneer in developing internet protocols for treating variety of
psychological disorders. Currently Dr. Hamiel is teaching at Tel-Aviv-Jaffa
College in Israel. |
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| Hermie J. Hermens, Ph.D. |
Hermie J. Hermens, Ph.D. is a biomedical engineer with over 20 years of experience in all aspects of surface Electromyography including clinical applications in various neuromuscular disorders. He is supervising many projects related to muscle activation in chronic pain (RSI, whiplash, low back pain), which has also resulted in a new approach of myofeedback. He is professor in neuromuscular control of movements, coordinated a European project on Standards for Surface EMG and he is the president of the International Society of Electromyography and Kinesiology (ISEK). |
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| Maggie Lee Huckabee, Ph.D., SLP |
Maggie Lee Huckabee, is Senior Lecturer in the Department of Speech & Language Therapy at the University of Canterbury in Christchurch, New Zealand. She has completed her doctorate from the University of Memphis School of Audiology and Speech Pathology with an emphasis on speech and swallowing science/anatomy and physiology. Her primary research interests include investigation of the patterns and mechanisms of neural recovery in dysphagia and the identification of alternative treatment modalities. She also conducted research at the Ludwig Boltzmann Institute for Functional Neuroimaging, University Clinic for Neurology at the General Hospital of Vienna in Austria, supported by a Fullbright International Student Grant and the Dolan Family Foundation. Maggie Lee is a speech pathologist with extensive clinical experience and the principal investigator for a multi-site study supported by the Biofeedback Foundation of Europe.
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| Helena Kerekhazi, M.S. Ed. |
Helena Kerekhazi M.S. Ed. is the founder of BioCare, Inc., a clinical neurofeedback practice in Scarsdale, New York, where she treats ADD; ADHD; learning disabilities; behavioral problems; Tourette’s Syndrome; closed head injuries; anxiety; pain and stress; panic attacks; addiction; compulsive disorders; autism; eating disorders; epilepsy; cerebral palsy and other bio-behavioral symptoms, as well as trains for overall peak performance.
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| Henk Kraaijenhof, P.T., B.A. |
Henk Kraaijenhof, P.T., B.A. is a performance consultant to international elite athletes in athletics, speed-skating, volleyball, bob sleigh, triathlon, fencing, archery, swimming, tennis, handball and soccer. He has coached individuals and teams to national success in Olympic and world level competition. He is currently technical director of Nemesis BV, a company that develops and sells hi-tech training and measuring systems for sports in the Netherlands. He has published work in performance, training systems and protocols for elite athletes. He lectures internationally and has chaired and presented at international congresses in Spain, Italy, Hungary, Norway, Sweden, Belgium, and Switzerland. He has conducted research in the development and application of scientific training systems for elite athletes and has been involved in scientific research projects in human sports performance in Norway, Estonia, Italy and the Netherlands.
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| Reiner Kroymann, Ph.D. |
Herr Kroymann ist der leitende Psychologe der Klinik für Psychotherapie und Verhaltensmedizin in Kreischa b. Dresden. Er arbeitet seit 1995 im klinischen Bereich und beschäftigt sich seitdem intensiv mit dem Einsatz von Biofeedback im Rahmen einer verhaltensmedizinischen Behandlung. Schwerpunkte seiner klinischen und wissenschaftlichen Arbeit bildet die Arbeit mit Angstpatienten, Schmerzstörungen, Somatoformen Störungen, Tinnitus und Inkontinenz. Herr Kroymann war Generalsekretär der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Biofeedback, er ist Supervisor und Lehrtherapeut für Biofeedback und Supervivsor für Verhaltenstherapie.
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| Paul Lehrer, Ph.D. |
Paul Lehrer, Ph.D. is Professor of Psychiatry, at the University of Medicine & Dentistry of New Jersey (UMDNJ) Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, and Director, UMDNJ Center for Stress Management and Behavioral Medicine. He is Past President of the Section for Applied Respiratory Psychophysiology, of the AAPB and of the Biofeedback Society of New Jersey and Past Member of the Board of Trustees, AAPB and BCIA. Dr. Lehrer has over 90 publications in the fields of psychophysiology, biofeedback, and behavior therapy. He is co-editor of the widely used text, Principles and Practice of Stress Management. Dr. Lehrer has been studying HRV and HRV biofeedback for the past 15 years. He currently is the recipient of a grant to perform a controlled trial of HRV biofeedback for treatment of asthma, from the National Institutes of Health, Heart Lung and Blood Institute. He has given previous lectures and workshops on this topic throughout the world, including recent presentations at the Association for Applied Psychophysiology and Biofeedback, the American Thoracic Society, and the International Society for Applied Respiratory Psychophysiology.
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| Joel Lubar, Ph.D. |
Dr. Joel Lubar is a Professor of Psychology at the University of Tennessee. He has published over 100 papers, chapters and books in the neurosciences. He was President of the Association for Applied Psychophysiology and Biofeedback, and is now President Elect of the International Society for Neuronal Regulation. He as been an associate or regional editor for Physiology and Behavior, Journal of Applied Psychophysiology and Biofeedback and the Journal of Neurotherapy. He was the first person to develop neurofeedback for treating attention deficit disorders, and has presented workshops worldwide on this and the topics covered in this workshop.
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| Louise E. Marks, M.S., O.T.R., BCIA-C |
Louise E. Marks, M.S., O.T.R., BCIA-C, is a masters level occupational therapists with 18 years of experience in the field of applied psychophysiology and biofeedback. She is BCIA certified in EEG, general biofeedback, and pelvic muscle dysfunction biofeedback. Her experience and special interests include anxiety disorders, chronic pain syndromes, elimination disorders, substance abuse, enhanced awareness and personal growth. She maintained a clinical practice in Boulder, CO, supervises biofeedback trainees, develops software (protocols and training screens) for BioGraph Infiniti users, and consults with healthcare facilities and providers regarding biofeedback related program development.
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| Daniëlle M. Matto, Drs.
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Daniëlle M. Matto is a
certified clinical psychologist and child psychologist with interest in
neuropsychology. She has more than 10 years of experience in biofeedback
and stress management. In her private practice she combines biofeedback
with cognitive behavioural therapy. In addition to her clinical work she
teaches biofeedback classes for psychologists and physical therapists.
Dr. Matto is a founding member and administrator of the Biofeedback
Foundation of Europe (BFE). Two years ago she founded the Dutch section
of the BFE. She is a member of the BFE, member of the Dutch Society of
Psychologists (NIP) and member of the International Stress Management
Association (ISMA).
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Donald
Moss, Ph.D.
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Donald Moss, Ph.D.,
teaches in the integrative health studies concentration at the Saybrook
Graduate School in San Francisco. He provides instruction on mind-body
approaches to health, including biofeedback, hypnosis, and the use of
meditation techniques for optimal health. Donald Moss is a practicing
clinical psychologist, and a partner in an outpatient behavioral health
practice serving Grand Haven, Muskegon, and Holland, Michigan.
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| Alexandra Nanke, Dr.rer.nat. |
Alexandra Nanke, Dr.rer.nat. worked as a clinical psychologist in a psychosomatic clinic in Germany (Medizinisch-Psychosomatische Klinik Roseneck, Prien) from 1996 to 2000. Since 2001, she has taught at the University of Marburg, Germany, in the department of Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy. She also teaches biofeedback for the German Biofeedback Society (DGBFB). Her therapeutic experience includes cognitive-behavioural therapy and biofeedback in the treatment of psychosomatic disorders chronic pain and anxiety disorders. In a controlled therapy study, she evaluated the effect of a biofeedback intervention in the treatment of somatoform disorders. Her current research is in the field of medically unexplained symptoms and biofeedback.
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| Erik
Peper, Ph.D.
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Erik Peper, Ph.D. is an international
authority on biofeedback and self-regulation. He is Professor at the
Institute for Holistic Healing Studies / Department of Health Education
at San Francisco State University. He is President of the Biofeedback
Foundation of Europe and past President of the Association for Applied
Psychophysiology and Biofeedback. He holds Senior Fellow (Biofeedback)
certification from the Biofeedback Certification Institute of America He
was the behavioral scientist (sport psychologist) for the United States
Rhythmic Gymnastic team. He received the 2004 California Governor’s
Safety Award for his work on Healthy Computing and the 2005 Sheila Adler
Award from AAPB for his efforts to support and encourage student
participation. He is an author of numerous scientific articles and
books. His most recent co-authored books are Muscle Biofeedback at
the Computer, Make Health Happen Training: Yourself to Create Wellness
and De Computermens. He is also the co-producer of weekly Healthy
Computing Email Tips. His research interests focus on
psychophysiology of healing, illness prevention, voluntary
self-regulation, holistic health, healthy computing, respiratory
psychophysiology and optimizing health with biofeedback. |
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Winfried
Rief,
Ph.D.
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Professor of Clinical Psychology and
Psychotherapy (Chair) at the Philipps University of Marburg, Germany.
Head of the Outpatient Clinic for Psychotherapy, University of Marburg;
Head of the postgraduate training program in cognitive-behavior therapy.
1987 Ph.D. degree at the University of Konstanz (Dr.rer.soc.) in the
team of Prof. Dr. R.Cohen. Title of Ph.D. thesis: Visual Information
Processing in Chronic Schizophrenics (a EEG-based study). 1994
Habilitation (Qualification for professorship); Title: Somatoform
Disorders: Multiple somatoform symptoms and hypochondriasis.
Psychotherapy Licence for Cognitive-Behavioral Psychotherapy and
Supervisor for Cognitive-Behavior Psychotherapy.
Many years of experience in psychosomatic and psychiatric outpatient clinics. Teaching positions at the Universities of Konstanz, Salzburg, Marburg and in the context of numerous postgradual continuing education programs. Biofeedback research in chronic pain, tinnitus and somatoform disorders. Publication of the German standard book on biofeedback (along with Prof. Dr. Niels Birbaumer) Stays abroad/Awards:
Nominations for Professorships:
Publications: about. 250 articles, book chapters, books
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| Arnon Rolnick, Ph.D. |
Arnon Rolnick, Ph.D., is a clinical psychologist and past president of the Israeli Association for Applied Psychophysiology and Biofeedback and member of the Board of the Israeli Psychological Association. His expertise in stress management is based on almost 20 years of working with elite military units as a senior psychologist in the Israeli Navy and head of the Biofeedback and Human Performance Laboratory. In his academic work, he has a Ph.D. in experimental psychology from the Tel-Aviv University where he has been a lecturer. He published articles and book chapters on coping with stress for which he received the Rothschild and Lewis fellowships. Arnon is known as the manager of the Clinical Psychophysiology and the psychosomatic medicine forum on the Internet. He is a member of the BCIA International Certification committee. |
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| Gabriel E. Sella, MD |
Gabriel E. Sella, M.D. has been a member of AAPB for over 10 years. He has done research and clinical work in the area of biofeedback for over 10 years. Dr. Sella has published 85 peer-reviewed papers, 10 textbooks and 1 technical CD ROM. He has written chapters in several scientific textbooks and publications. Dr. Sella has given 267 international conferences and seminars, many of them in the area of SEMG investigation and neuromuscular rehabilitation as well as soft tissue injury and pain. Dr. Sella is a founding member of the Biofeedback Foundation of Europe. He is on the editorial board of several journals, including Europa Medicophysica. |
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| Richard A. Sherman, PhD |
Richard Sherman received his doctorate in psychobiology from New York University in 1973 and has accrued over thirty years of experience teaching and performing research and clinical work in behavioral medicine and related fields. Dr. Sherman is recognized as a superb teacher and has given courses at virtually all levels of adult education including numerous undergraduate, medical resident, and graduate school courses as well as continuing education courses for clinical professionals. Dr. Sherman is best known for his work elucidating mechanisms and treatments for phantom limb pain and temporal relationships between changes in muscle tension and pain. This work has resulted in over 120 articles and several books for both professionals and patients. His research has been supported by numerous private foundations, for-profit organizations, the Department of Veterans Affairs, the Department of Defense, and the National Institutes of Health. He has been president of the Surface EMG Division and is currently President Elect of the Association for Applied Psychophysiology and Biofeedback.
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| Steve Sideroff |
Dr. Sideroff is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychiatry and Biobehavioral Sciences at UCLA’s School of Medicine. He has been awarded two predoctoral and two postdoctoral fellowships from NIH as well as a former Professor in the Department of Psychology at McGill University in Montreal. He developed and directed an experimental opiate antagonist drug treatment program at the Brentwood VA Hospital. He is the founder and former Director of Santa Monica Hospital’s “Stress Strategies” center and author of the popular audiotape program, “Stress Control with Biofeedback.” As well as “Journey into Sleep”. He has been involved in neuropsychological and psychophysiological research since 1970. His earlier published research has been in neural control of learning and memory as well as cardiovascular functioning; and conditioned aspects of drug addiction. He has consulted with amateur, collegiate and professional athletes including the US Men’s National Soccer team, the UCLA women’s golf team and the Nike Women’s Beach Volleyball team. He is currently researching the use of Neurofeedback in substance abuse, pain, cancer and sports.
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| M. Barry Sterman, Ph.D. |
M. Barry Sterman, Ph.D. is currently Professor Emeritus in the departments of Neurobiology and Biobehavioral Psychiatry at the UCLA School of Medicine. His major research interests include; basic neural mechanisms of sleep regulation; neural and behavioral mechanisms in epilepsy, neural substrates and cognitive correlates of EEG rhythms, and quantitative EEG Assessment and Neurotherapy. Papers written by Dr. Sterman have been published in Science, Brain Research, EEG and Clinical Neurophysiology, Experimental Neurology Journal of Internal Medicine, Biofeedback and Self-Regulation, Scandinavian Journal of Psychology, Brain Topography, Clinical Neurophysiology, Journal of Neurotherapy, and the Handbook of Electroencephalography and Clinical Neurophysiology.
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Ralph
Sztembis
MD,
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Ralph Sztembis (MD, psychologist) born February 3rd 1978, (Chełm, Poland). Graduated from Medical University in Lublin (2003) (Medical Faculty) and Catholic University in Lublin (2004) (Department of Psychology). Since 2004 residency in internal medicine in Provincial Hospital in Rzeszów at Cardiology Ward with Subdivision of Acute Coronary Syndromes and Pacemakers Implantation. Since 2004 doctoral studies at Department of Psychotherapy and Health Psychology at Catholic University in Lublin and work for Department – health psychology classes. Studies concerning use of biofeedback and self-regulation techniques in support of patients with coronary heart disease. Since 2003 participation in Biofeedback Foundation of Europe meetings (scholarship for 7th BFE meeting in Udine, Italy) (also translation of materials into polish). Since 2004 translation of two books concerning biofeedback and other self-regulation techniques: Handbook of mind-body medicine for primary care; by D. Moss, A. McGrady, I. Wickramasekera, T.C. Davies; and Make health happen by E.Peper and K.Gibney).
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Lynda Thompson, Ph.D., BCIAC-EEG, is a Registered Psychologist with
experience in teaching, clinical psychology, school psychology and
ownership of learning centers. Since 1993 she has been Executive Director
of The ADD Centre, a private service devoted to helping people improve
behavior and learning. The clinic also deals with clients who have other
disorders associated with poor attention including epilepsy, Asperger’s
Syndrome, learning disabilities, Tourette’s Syndrome, closed head injury,
autism, mood disorders, and anxiety. Her doctoral dissertation (1979)
dealt with self-esteem in hyperactive children treated with
methylphenidate. She is co-author with pediatrician William Sears of
The ADD Book: New Understandings, New Approaches to Parenting Your Child,
published by Little, Brown & Co. of New York, and co-author of the first
textbook for EEG Biofeedback, namely, The Neurofeedback Book: An
Introduction to Basic Concepts in Applied Psychophysiology, published
by AAPB and available
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| Vietta E. Wilson, Ph.D. | Vietta E. Wilson, Ph.D., works at the York University, Toronto, Ontario Canada, has 25 years of education and 25 years of experience in Canada and the United States. She has worked since 1971 in sports (Olympic performers from archery to yachting), education (elementary to university), medicine (cerebral palsy clinic), psychology (Atkinson Counseling Centre) and business (president of stress management company). She teaches sport psychology, counseling and biofeedback assisted self-regulation courses at the graduate and undergraduate level. Her current research is topographical EEG brain mapping of visual and kinesthetic imagery. She still plays decent tennis, walks and talks a lot, and is a vociferous reader. | |
