Video of New Features in the ClinicalQ and BrainDryvr Suite Update

As you may know, we recently updated the ClinicalQ and BrainDryvr software suite. All registered users of the suite were notified and invited to attend a live online session during which Jon Bale, BFE Research Manager, demonstrated to new features of the software. Thanks to all who attended and those who emailed us with follow-up questions.

If you were unable to attend, you can watch the video right here:

And remember, after watching the video, if you have any questions, send them along to the BFE Swingle Team at blueswingle@gmail.com.

Note: Some users may have downloaded the suite update before Jon Bale was able to add in the additional Harmonic-Testing protocols & Excel reports. Feel free to re-download the encoder-specific setups for the suite, which now contain those extra software components. Need the download link again? Just email the team (blueswingle@gmail.com) and we'll send you the link and password. Jon and the BFE apologize for this oversight.

Dr. Swingle's Grand Rounds

Save time and benefit from the 6-hours of instruction recorded during Dr. Swingle's Grand Rounds Advanced Level online class. The recordings were made over 6-months at each of the six 60-minute sessions for experienced neurofeedback practitioners. During each recording, participants discuss in an open forum, case presentation style, how they use Dr. Swingle's QuickQ and BrainDryvr methods in their practice. The "Grand Rounds" recordings include the Dr. Swingle's expert opinion, in which he shares new information with the participants. 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 recordings are a convenient method for professionals to benefit from Dr. Swingle's consultations for cases recorded during the presentations made by participants in the live sessions. Each 60-minute recording informs experienced practitioners on the latest technology designed to implement Dr. Swingle's assessment and treatment methods. 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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