The Biofeedback Federation of Europe Releases New ClinicalQ and Braindriving Software Suite
LONDON (PRWEB) June 22, 2018 -- The ClinicalQ Assessment, described in Dr. Swingle’s book "Adding Neurotherapy to Your Practice" (Springer), is a remarkably simple and effective intake method that examines brain activity at five major sites as a basis for identifying dysfunction and determining training plans quickly and efficiently.
The ClinicalQ assessment relies on the use of a clinical database of over 1500 records. According to Dr. Swingle, “Using a clinical vs normative database avoids diagnostic labels and categorizing but focuses rather on the behavioral manifestations of the inefficiencies found in brain activity. When clients present for treatment, the vast majority do not really care if their brainwave architecture departs from normative values. Moreover, sometimes the problem resides in brainwave activity that is not outside normative ranges as determined by the databases.”
The Biofeedback Federation of Europe has collaborated with Dr. Swingle to create a software suite that guides the practitioner through every step of his method beginning with the ClinicalQ assessment and interpretation of results, along with providing neurofeedback and Braindriving protocols to retrain brain function. The suite includes a comprehensive user manual, instructional videos and a digital copy of Adding Neurotherapy to Your Practice and features easy output to the ClinicalQ Report Writer website for optional client reports.
The ClinicalQ Report Writer Website
The ClinicalQ Report Writer takes Dr. Swingle’s method one step further by allowing users to generate client reports that convey the results of the ClinicalQ Assessment in easy to understand language. This valuable tool helps clients understand the data from their assessment by presenting information found to be statistically associated with their specific brainwave profiles.
At his Vancouver clinic, Dr. Swingle uses neurotherapy as part of the treatment for a wide range of disorders as well as with clients who just want to perform better at work, on stage or at a sport. According to Dr. Swingle, one of the best things about neurotherapy is, "It marries well with all other therapies whether experiential, EMDR, cognitive behaviour, pharmaceutical and so forth. Once the brain is functioning more efficiently, then it just markedly enhances the efficacy of these other procedures."
About Dr. Paul G. Swingle
Paul G. Swingle, Ph.D. R.Psych. was Professor of Psychology at the University of Ottawa prior to moving to Vancouver where he is now Director of the Swingle Clinic. A Fellow of the Canadian Psychological Association, Dr. Swingle was Lecturer in Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School and during the same time period was Associate Attending Psychologist at McLean Hospital (Boston) where he also was Coordinator of the Clinical Psychophysiology Service. He is a Registered Psychologist in British Columbia, certified in Biofeedback and Neurotherapy. His recent books include: "Biofeedback for the Brain" (Rutgers University Press); "Adding Neurotherapy to Your Practice" (Springer); "When the ADHD Diagnosis is Wrong" (Praeger); and reissued 42 years after original publication "The Management of Power" (Routledge).
About the Biofeedback Federation CIC
The Biofeedback Federation CIC (BFE) is a community interest company in the UK leading the way to share knowledge in the field of biofeedback. Through its “Learn From the Best” program, it offers a variety of webinars, online classes, courses, software and workshops with applications in healthcare, mental health, optimal performance and sport. For more information, visit the BFE Online Shop.
Carol Meyers, Biofeedback Federation of Europe, http://www.bfe.org, +1 44 20 3289 8033, [email protected]
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