This program will focus on the latest neuromodulation research in chronic pain. We will focus on the physical, psychological and movement issues that often accompany chronic pain. We will also discuss research into brain and behavior that may add to our current knowledge of location and function within pertinent brain regions. We will discuss and critique the several recent publications using qEEG and neurofeedback to easy symptoms of chronic pain and will including patient reported outcomes and results from interviews with patients. Lastly, we will learn data collection methods that will optimize clinician's ability to report outcomes with their own clients.

What will I learn: Specifically relative to pain participants will learn:
-the latest findings in neuroimaging research from multiple modalities including fMRI and EEG
-the latest non-invasive neuromodulation techniques including neurofeedback
to treat symptoms
-critique three recent studies of pain, EEG and neurofeedback
-understand implementation science and research and how to track their own data for use
in research and/or publication