ADDICTED TO TECHNOLOGY: EFFECTS OF I-TECH ON THE BRAIN WEBINAR RECORDING This two-event webinar series recordings (total of 2-hours of recordings), presented by Mari K. Swingle, Ph.D., examines the negative effects of digital technologies on the brains and behaviors of adults and children. The first webinar in the series focuses on Dr. Mari Swingle's presentation of her research results and the implications for adults. This first session sets up the second webinar's focus on children and the behavioral shift our society is and will experience. These presentations will help clinicians better understand how such i-Tech addictions may be contributing to the patient's presenting condition. This series is suitable for a wide range of clinicians, whether novice or advanced neurofeedback...

DR. SWINGLE'S NEUROTHERAPEUTIC TREATMENT OF THE SEQUELAE OF EMOTIONALTRAUMA WEBINAR RECORDING As experienced clinicians have learned, the incidence of trauma markers are sometimes higher than expected when evaluating with the ClinicalQ assessment. This is not due to errors of the process or artifacts of the technology, but a reality of our current world and how an individual's brain reacts to the long term exposure to negative life experiences, such as loneliness, being raised by severely depressed parents, daily bullying or abuse over months. People often don't imagine their own experiences as "traumatic" even though the effects for such extended periods of time are visible in terms of brain's activity. In this webinar recording, Dr. Swingle discusses trauma ...