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Quantitative electroencephalogram (QEEG) has become an important technique for psychophysiological assessment of brain-based disorders. This course covers reading and de-artifacting the EEG record, montages, database comparisons, drug effects on the EEG, frequency analysis, spectral and topographic aspects and basic neuroanatomy and physiology, based upon Brodmann areas and anatomical structures. It meets accreditation from the IQCB for the required didactic course.

Introduction and History of EEG / QEEG (8 hours)

Neuroanatomy and Physiology (3.5 hours) *

Brodmann Areas, Networks, and Connectivity (4.5 hours)

Drug Effects on the EEG (3 hrs)

Clinical, Forensic, & Research Aspects (5.5 hrs)

Ethics and Professional Conduct (2 hours) *

Montages, Spectral, and Topographic Aspects of the EEG (4.5 hours)

Final Project (5 hours) There are options for your final project: Any of these will entail coordinating time with your instructor in advance. They will all include remontaging and discussion of the difference seen within the different montages.

Practical Observation, Including Artifact Detection (4 hours) The student is required to observe QEEG acquisitions with a certified practitioner.

*This section may be exempt if the student has already taken PEP003 EEG Biofeedback.

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None. This course meets the accreditation requirements for the didactic for certification from the IQCB.

Materials provided

40 CE Credit Hours.

The Behavioral Medicine Research and Training Foundation is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. The Behavioral Medicine R&T Foundation maintains responsibility for this program and its content.

There is one year to complete the course. Courses not completed by that time must be repurchased if still available. No refunds are provided for courses not completed within one year of purchase. If the course is repurchased, the instructor will honor previously submitted work.