About this Event
Learn about a topic relevant to brain injury and socialize with others at our bi-monthly program – IN PERSON or ONLINE!
Program Recording & Privacy Notice:
Please Note - this Educational Session will be recorded, and may be shared publicly on BIAYR's Youtube Channel. Participants names, or anything participants choose to share verbally, or in the chat may be recorded. Please participate in the program in ways that feel comfortable for you in a public setting.
The Adpative Brain: An Introduction to Neurofeedback
Carly is a Registered Psychotherapist and Board Certified in Neurofeedback with the Biofeedback Certification International Alliance. She holds an Honours degree in Psychology, a Bachelor of Education, and a Master’s degree in Counselling Psychology. Her clinical work is dedicated to supporting individuals through their Neurofeedback journeys across multiple clinics in Ontario.
Carly’s approach to Neurofeedback is grounded in a holistic understanding of the relationship between the brain, body, and nervous system. She works with individuals across a range of presentations and goals, using Neurofeedback as a tool to support the nervous system’s capacity for greater flexibility, regulation, resilience, and adaptability. Her work focuses on helping individuals develop greater self-awareness and capacity within their nervous systems, supporting meaningful change and improved overall well-being.
This is a HYBRID Meeting.
(ONLINE): ZOOM
(IN-PERSON): BIST OFFICE
The Brain Injury Society of Toronto (BIST) enhances the lives of people living with the effects of brain injury.
Membership for Brain Injury Survivors costs $5 a year and can be waived if this fee is a barrier.
Join us at: www.bist.ca/JOIN OR call 416-830-1485.
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Event venue & nearby stays
Brain Injury Society Of Toronto (BIST), 40 St. Clair Avenue East, Toronto, Canada
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