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NICABM – Brain Science 2012

NICABM – Brain Science 2012

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Hello, Colleague
The top neuroscientists have been gathered for this brand-new webinar series. They’ll be exposing some of the most amazing and profound techniques that you can apply to your patients right away.

Here is a list of what you will receive:
Dr. Norman Doidge The Change-Inducing Brain
Neuroplasticity: The Benefits and Drawbacks
Dr. Norman Doidge (Premiered on PBS®)
New York Times best-selling author of The Brain that Changes Itself, professor at Columbia University and the University of Toronto
How psychotherapy alters brain chemistry
The nervous system’s flexibility and anxiety
A case study in neuronal reorganization: two brains in love?
Unlearning is an often underused method of implementing change.
How ties influence how the brain evolves
Understanding why neuroplasticity isn’t always beneficial and how to avoid unexpected effects
Dr. Daniel Amen
Brain health and mind-body healing
Dr. Daniel G. Amen
Author of the New York Times bestseller Use Your Brain to Change Your Age and medical director of Amen Clinics, Inc.
Brain and behavior: A fresh perspective on failure
There are six different varieties of ADD, and the improper therapy can have disastrous effects on a youngster.
There are seven different forms of anxiety, and knowing which one to treat can significantly enhance patient results.
No matter what has happened to them, the NFL can teach us how to improve our brains.
Dinosaur Syndrome? How excess weight impacts brain activity
Dr. Dan Siegel
Working with the Developing Mind: Strategies for Bringing the Best Out in Children
Dr. Dan Siegel
The Whole-Brain Child author, co-director of UCLA’s Mindful Awareness Research Center, and executive director of the Mindsight Institute
How relationships impact the brain’s development
How to balance the brain’s two sides for optimum child development
Techniques for teaching children how to control their emotions
How to teach a youngster to be aware of their inner self
Teaching children empathy is crucial for developing their social brains.
Ingrid Begley
The Brain’s Emotional Life
The Emotional Life of Your Brain author and senior health and science correspondent at Reuters Sharon Begley
The six emotional brain types and their implications for your clients
Autism and depression are emotional disorders.
methods for interacting with the emotional type of the brain
The potential of neuroplasticity in the treatment of Tourette’s syndrome and stroke
Three measures to increase neuroplasticity
Dr. Marsha Lucas
How to Consciously Rewire Your Brain to Feel Love
licensed psychologist and neuropsychologist Marsha Lucas, PhD, author of Brain Rewiring for Love
Why altering brain circuitry may enhance sex and govern the body
Four challenges to brain rewiring
What transpires in the brain when we experience fear
How to convey safety and tranquility to everyone around you using your vagus nerve
One straightforward technique that can change the brain’s wiring to promote calm and serenity instead of panic and hyperactivity
Dr. David Linden
Biological Basis of Pleasure
David J. Linden, PhD, is a professor at Johns Hopkins University, the chief editor of the journal of neurophysiology, and the author of The Compass of Pleasure.
why we require enjoyment
How stress increases the risk of addiction
The unexpected similarities between a politician’s, CEO’s, and addicts’ brains
Why learning is necessary to overcome addiction, and what this entails for recovery
The pleasure cycle involves fats, carbohydrates, and sweets
Why thoughts may be enjoyable
Dr. Ruth Buczynski
Dr. Joan Borysenko
MS Bill O’Hanlon
Reaction Time Session
Joan Borysenko, PhD, Bill O’Hanlon, MS, and Ruth Buczynski, PhD
In what has come to be known as the TalkBack portion, I’ll be doing interviews with Joan Borysenko, PhD, and Bill O’Hanlon, MS, at the conclusion of each of the six sessions. This section’s sole purpose is to draw your attention to how to use the information you just heard in a therapeutic environment. What topics will be addressed in these TalkBacks? Here are a few instances:
Why hearing a patient’s tale may change their brain just by listening to it
How to increase dopamine levels and enliven long-term relationships via novelty
How to influence the surroundings to assist addict sufferers
Exercises for cultivating a thoughtful enjoyment of food
A quick and efficient technique to co-write a story with kids that will help them accept difficult situations
How to use “link and redirect” in order to guide patients toward a fresh comprehension of their condition
How to break out of emotional ruts using the five senses
An easy method to reduce anxiety
a short technique to convert anxiety into compassion in the brain
How to break bad behaviors with oxytocin-releasing mechanisms
Two strategies for building emotional toughness
How medical professionals can highlight their patients’ assets and when to do so

NLP online course

So what is NLP?
NLP stands for Neuro-Linguistic Programming. Neuro refers to your neurology;
Linguistic refers to language; programming refers to how that neural language functions.
In other words, learning NLP is like learning the language of your own mind!

NLP is the study of excellent communication–both with yourself, and with others.
It was developed by modeling excellent communicators and therapists who got results with their clients.
NLP is a set of tools and techniques, but it is so much more than that.
It is an attitude and a methodology of knowing how to achieve your goals and get results.

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