Using the ClinicalQ and BrainDryvr Software Suite

We are pleased to announce an upcoming online class on the use of the ClinicalQ and BrainDryvr suite. 

Whether you are new user of the ClinicalQ and BrainDryvr suite and just want to learn the basics to get started, or if you've been using the suite for a while and just need a refresher - this class is for you! The 6-hour class will be taught by BFE Research Manager, Jon Bale, who worked as part of the team that created the software with Dr. Swingle. During the first 3 sessions, Jon will demonstrate the use of the software, the QuickQ Assessment and Excel report and Braindriving. Dr. Swingle will join the final session to discuss the interpretation of data and to answer any clinical questions from the participants.

Dr. Swingle's ClinicalQ and BrainDryvr Online Class
Instructor(s): Jon Bale and Dr. Paul Swingle
Date: May 21, 28, June 4, 11, 2013
Time: 3:00-4:30 Eastern Time (US & Canada)

Editor's Note from October 30th 2013 - please feel free to check the BFE Shop for the latest listing of the online class, or email blueswingle@gmail.com with any questions you may have.

Dr. Swingle in Montreal, Canada

Dr. Swingle will be presenting a one-day ClinicalQ and BrainDryvr workshop for Infiniti users on May 31, 2013 in Montreal, Canada. Take advantage of the early registration discount by registering before April 2nd. For more details, click on the flyer below.

Public Lecture on Biofeedback for the Brain

Those of us working in this field are well aware of the benefits biofeedback and neurofeedback can have on a number of disorders. We also know that despite the benefits, many in the general population are not aware that these treatments exist.

For anyone who knows Dr. Paul Swingle and his body of work, it comes as no surprise that he is a strong proponent of educating not only his fellow professionals but those in his community who can benefit most from his knowledge. In a public lecture tomorrow in Vancouver, he will discuss the use of neurotherapy in treating a number of common disorders.

Biofeedback for the Brain
Wednesday, January 30, 2013
7:00 PM
Central Library, Peter Kaye Room
350 W. Georgia, Vancouver, BC

 If you are in Vancouver and want to learn more, we encourage you to attend the lecture. Click on the link above for more details.

Not in Vancouver? The Swingle Clinic provides a wealth of free information in the form of recorded webcasts - each focusing on a different subject. Click here to view the entire list and take a moment to learn more about this exciting field.