BCIA Continuing Education Posts

Barrett offers valuable insights into how emotions are constructed and how they can be effectively managed.

Barrett argues that emotions are not innate reactions to stimuli but are constructed by the brain using basic psychological ingredients.

qEEG Tutor is our $500 multimedia tutorial covering 40 IQCB QEEG Blueprint hours.

Barrett argues that emotions are not hardwired responses but are actively constructed by the brain.

Barrett aims to dismantle the conventional wisdom that emotions are hardwired and universally expressed.

Lisa Feldman Barrett challenges traditional perceptions of reality and emphasizes our brains' powerful role in constructing our experiences.

From body budgeting and neural plasticity to the impact of social norms, our brains are intricately connected to the social world.

Barrett argues that the brain constantly makes predictions based on past experiences to guide future actions.

We enhanced your BioSource products this summer while maintaining the lowest prices for BCIA-accredited courses in our industry.

Our brains operate as a complex, interconnected network rather than a collection of isolated modules.

POTS can significantly impact the quality of life, often leading to disability and reduced daily functioning.

Slow cortical potentials are low-frequency EEG shifts indicating cortical excitability, linked to cognition, motor tasks, and disorders.

The sensorimotor rhythm (SMR) enhances attention, sleep quality, and cognitive and motor performance.

Delta EEG activity is associated in adults with deep sleep and brain pathologies like trauma, tumors, and learning disability,

Theta is seen during drowsiness or starting to sleep, hypnagogic imagery, and hypnosis.

Recognizing the symptoms of ADHD and personalizing therapy to fit everyone's unique strengths and needs is crucial for effective treatment.

If you don’t correct dysfunctional breathing patterns like overbreathing, they can compromise the effectiveness of HRVB training.

EEG morphology provides critical insights into the brain's electrical activity, distinguishing normal patterns from abnormalities.

High voltage or abundant beta activity is the most common fast activity abnormality in EEGs, typically due to pharmacologic effects.

In electroencephalography (EEG), the alpha rhythm is generally defined as having a frequency range of 8-12 Hz or 8-13 Hz.