Swingle EEG Games Shorter

Psychologist and author Paul G. Swingle talks about the risks and dangers of EEG Games.

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Grand rounds have made their way to the virtual world, where experts, like Dr. Swingle, share new information with a wider audience than previously possible. Live demonstrations of recorded data and other information set in an interactive framework provide up-to-date, relevant summaries that can immediately be put to use. These online sessions are a convenient method for professionals to obtain continuous consultation for their cases and benefit from review of challenging cases submitted by other participants. Offered as a series once a month, these 6 x 60-minute sessions help experienced practitioners master the latest technology designed to implement Dr. Swingle's assessment and treatment methods. Dr. Swingle welcomes the submission of interesting case studies at these monthly online sessions with a limited number of participants. Register early as class sizes are limited. Paul G. Swingle, Ph.D., is a Fellow of the Canadian Psychological Association and was a Lecturer in Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School from 1991 to 1998. Since 1997 he has been in a private practice in Vancouver, British Columbia. His most recent book, "Biofeedback for the Brain" (2008), was published by Rutgers University Press and has just been released in paperback.

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