Introduction to Quantitative EEG and Neurofeedback

<p>Section I. Raw EEG and QEEG and NFB Foundational Concepts<br>1. Electroencephalography microstates in relation to emotional decision-making <br>2. Quantitative electroencephalography clinical applications: A review and update<br>3. Electroencephalography imaging and biofeedback training using Z-Scores: databases and LORETA-based methods<br>4. Autonomic nervous system and the triple network: An evolutionary perspective with clinical implications<br>5. Taking a deeper look into the wiring of baby humans<br>6. When can you trust your beta: Detecting electromyography contamination of the electroencephalogram signal to enhance assessment of quantitative electroencephalogram and electroencephalogram training<br>7. Origins of electroencephalogram rhythms and implications for neurofeedback<br>8. History of the scientific standards of quantitative electroencephalography normative databases<br>9. Electroencephalogram neuroimaging, brain networks and neurofeedback protocols<br>10. Electroencephalogram in depth: Seeing psyche in brainwaves<br>11. Theories of brain functioning and the quantitative electroencephalography</p> <p>Section II. Clinical Applications of NFB<br>12. Multiple channel advanced standardized weighted low-resolution electromagnetic tomography training for sustained clinical outcome<br>13. Utilizing quantitative electroencephalographic Assessment and standardized low-resolution brain electromagnetic tomography neurotherapy in the treatment of trauma and dissociation<br>14. Neurofeedback and developmental trauma: Theory and practice  <br>15. Advances in analysis and training<br>16. The importance of contingency between electroencephalographic patterns and neurofeedback for sustained clinical outcome<br>17. Endogenous neuromodulation at infra-low frequencies<br>18. Neurofeedback in elite and athlete performance<br>19. Application of electroencephalogram and other neurophysiological measures in assessment of cue-reactivity in individuals with substance use disorder<br>20. Quantitative electroencephalogram, event-related potential and neurofeedback in substance use disorders research and treatment<br>21. Asperger’s syndrome intervention: Combining neurofeedback, biofeedback and metacognition<br>22. Effective intervention for attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorders using quantitative electroencephalography and neurofeedback                                                                                                                                              23. Alpha–theta neurotherapy and the neurobehavioral treatment of addictions, mood disorders, and trauma</p> <p>Section III. Complementary Approaches and Adjunctive Concepts for Neuromodulation and NFB <br>24. Midstream exchange between the gastrointestinal system and the brain <br>25. pIR HEG neurofeedback and nIR HEG neurofeedback, best practices<br>26. “Wearables”:  A new age of personal empowerment <br>27. Optimal biofeedback:  Combining neurofeedback and integrative neuromodulation through light, sound, vestibular/cerebellar stimulation and heart rate variability<br>28. Music and neuromodulation<br>29. Physiology of audio-visual entrainment technology<br>30. Lifestyle and environmental influences on electroencephalography, quantitative electroencephalography, and Neurofeedback</p> <p>Section IV. Ethical and Legal Issues <br>31. Quantitative electroencephalography goes to court - Applications in liability and capital cases <br>32. Ethical principles in neurofeedback standards of care and clinical practice</p>