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Denver Marriott Tech Center
Denver, Colorado

October 12-14, 2015 – Pre-conference Workshops
October 15-18, 2015 – Annual Conference

The ISNR 23rd Annual Conference offers the opportunity to learn from some of the pre-eminent researchers, scientists, and clinicians in the field and to meet the exhibitors, view their latest technologies and services, and network with colleagues. The conference will explore the following areas: *Adjunctive modalities of intervention (e.g. biofeedback, nutrition, etc) in combination with neurofeedback *Quantitative electroencephalography analysis as well as other neuroimaging techniques *Neuromodulation assessment and intervention technique *Therapeutic applications *Clinical reports and data indicating the efficacy and efficiency of using neurofeedback in the treatment of a wide range of cognitive disorders and conditions. Topics will include: ADHD, ASD, Seizures, Depression, Migraines and Peak Performance. BCIA recertification credit, CEs and CMEs will be available.

*Ways For You to Participate in the Annual Conference* Share your knowledge with peers and help advance the field by submitting a conference abstract online by April 30, 2015. Become and exhibitor and/or sponsor to showcase your equipment and services to top professionals in the field. Register as an Early Bird after May 4, 2015 and receive a discount on the standard registration rate.

For more information visit:
http://www.isnr.org

Best regards,

Jan Babcock
ISNR Conference Coordinator

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