Now that SNR is over, I’m curious about people’s impressions of the best presenters in terms of presentation skills, new information, inspiration, intelligence, vision, usefulness of the info in terms of being able to take it back to the office and  use it. Any brilliant new faces?

 

I’m looking for new blood for the Futurehealth Winter Brain meeting.

 

IF you are interested in presenting at Winter Brain, let me know. Even if you have never presented before, we can probably find a slot for you. We’ve had many leading lights in Neurofeedback debut at Futurehealth, making their first neuro or biofeedback presentation there.  First timers usually present at the edges of the time slots.

 

I am also looking for suggestions for high visibility experts to invite as keynoters. Your suggestions will be highly appreciated., and if you have a connection with someone that facilitates their participation, that would be awesome.

 

 

As usual, we’ll have somewhere between 40 and 60 speakers. This year we’ll be doing some things a bit differently, having learned a lot from running our new meeting, StoryCon. 

WE’LL be running a good number aof pre-and post conference workshops with leading Neurofeedback experts, like Joel Lubar, Tom Collura and Peter Van Deusen, as well as Thom Hartmann. There will be a BCIA prep course for people wanting to take the EEG certification exam.. and as usual, the best EEG Biofeedback exhibit hall on the planet.

 

 

Check out the view from a hotel room at the Hilton,where we’re holding themeeting., at   www.futurehealth.org/2003.htm

 

Cordially,  

 

 

Rob Kall

 

 

Winter Brain 2003, last weekend in January, Palm Springs CA

www.storycon.org

211 N. Sycamore St.

Newtown, PA 18940

215-504-1700

fax 215-860-2555

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