This presentation explores the significant overlap between Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and epilepsy, examining shared neurological characteristics, EEG biomarkers, and emerging neuromodulation interventions. The work highlights the potential role of QEEG-guided neurofeedback and other neuroscience-based approaches in supporting individuals with co-occurring neurodevelopmental and neurological conditions.

This presentation reviews the historical development and clinical application of hypnosis in the treatment of Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD). By examining evidence-based hypnotic techniques and addiction recovery outcomes, the work highlights the potential of hypnosis as a valuable complementary intervention for enhancing motivation, reducing cravings, and supporting long-term recovery.

This presentation examines how hypnosis and biofeedback can be combined to address both the psychological and physiological components of chronic pain. Drawing on psychophysiological and neuroscience research, it explores how these complementary modalities may enhance self-regulation, reduce stress-related muscle tension, and improve pain management outcomes.

This research investigates the complex relationship between stress, autonomic nervous system activation, muscle tension, and chronic low back pain. The presentation highlights the role of psychophysiological assessment and biofeedback interventions in helping individuals better regulate physiological responses and achieve meaningful improvements in pain and daily functioning.

This presentation explores the use of Quantitative Electroencephalography (QEEG) as a tool for identifying neural connectivity patterns and brainwave abnormalities associated with Autism Spectrum Disorder. The work highlights the growing role of QEEG in assessment, treatment planning, and the development of more individualized, neuroscience-informed interventions for individuals on the autism spectrum.