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John K. Nash, Ph.D., Licensed
Psychologist in the State of Minnesota. Dr. Nash received his Bachelor of
Science degree in biology/biochemistry from Princeton University in 1968. He
received a Master’s degree for work at the Institute for Neurological Science at
the University of Pennsylvania. His Psychology Ph.D. is from the University of
California, Santa Barbara, where his dissertation involved human EEG research on
attention and perception. He received National Institutes of Health-sponsored
postdoctoral training in one of the first four Behavioral Medicine training
programs in the U.S., at the New Jersey Medical School. He completed his
postdoctoral internship at the Clinical Psychology Department, Iowa Methodist
Medical Center in Des Moines. He has worked with psychological, emotional and
physical problems for over 25 years, using cognitive behavior therapy and
biofeedback. Liz Nash, M.A.,
L.M.F.T., A.T.R. earned her B.A. in Studio Art at the University of California,
Santa Barbara and is a successful artist. She is a Registered Art Therapist
(ATR, a national credential) and a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT)
in Minnesota. Her Master of Arts degree is from the Alfred Adler Graduate School
in counseling and art therapy. Ms. Nash won Adler’s Outstanding Thesis Award for
her thesis on autism and the role of mirror neurons in the development of
empathy. Her clinical work includes working with couples, with children and
their families who are challenged with autism and related problems, as well as
with children and adults with ADHD, trauma, anxiety and depression. She utilizes
all forms of biofeedback to augment her therapeutic work.
You can call
952-844-0619 to schedule an appointment with either of
us.
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Read a nice summary on neurofeedback in the Psychiatric Times (back click to return to our site)
SEE great general info on ADHD from Anthony Kane, MD at ADD/ADHDAdvances.
SEE recent Web MD & Dr. Koop articles on this!!
SEE Scientific American films on what can be done by controlling brain activity
The "Brain Fog" caused by blows to
the head or whiplash injuries.
A recording by Dr. Nash that teaches deep relaxation and how to get more comfortable in demanding and stressful situations. Available on CD or MP3:
Learning To Relax Available now on MP3
International Society
for Neurofeedback and Research Biofeedback
Foundation of Europe The Association for Applied
Psychophysiology and Biofeedback Minnesota Autism
Center The
Autism Society of Minnesota Autism Speaks
RESOURCES
AND ORGANIZATIONS:
Promoting EEG and Neurofeedback
(EEG biofeedback) research and practice
Read the ISNR
definition of Neurofeedback and see the research on this form of
biofeedback
Promoting research and clinical practice in biofeedback in
Europe
Promoting
biofeedback practice and research
Providing therapeutic supports for children,
youth and families affected by Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD).
Education, support and advocacy for
people with autism.
A national
advocacy and research funding
organization.
Binocular Vision, Depth Perception & Reading
Headaches, back and neck pain. Learn to help yourself treat the
problem at home with myofascial release and muscle relaxation.
Relapse prevention with mental imagery brain-state training to change the condition that leads to alcohol tasting too good.
Details about
Dr. Nash's training and experience
Behavioral Medicine Associates,
Inc.'s founder is John K. Nash, Ph.D., Licensed Psychologist in the State of
Minnesota. Dr. Nash received his Bachelor of Science degree in
biology/biochemistry from Princeton University in 1968. He received a Master’s
degree for work at the Institute for Neurological Science at the University of
Pennsylvania.
His Psychology Ph.D. is from the
University of California, Santa Barbara, where his dissertation involved human
EEG research on attention and perception. He received National Institutes of
Health-sponsored postdoctoral training in one of the first four Behavioral
Medicine training programs in the U.S., at the New Jersey Medical School. He
completed his postdoctoral internship at the Clinical Psychology Department,
Iowa Methodist Medical Center in Des Moines. He has worked with psychological,
emotional and physical problems for over 25 years, using cognitive behavior
therapy and biofeedback.
Dr. Nash’s professional activities have included
working in a large multi-specialty medical practice in the Twin Cities, being
Clinical Director of a
Community Mental Health Center, evaluating human EEG
and biofeedback research for NASA and operating his own private practice in the
Twin Cities since 1987.
Dr. Nash helped found the International Society
for Neurofeedback and Research in 1992 and was its President in 2000. He has published on neurotherapy and EEG in
peer reviewed journals including Clinical
Electrophysiology, Journal of Adult
Development, Memory and Cognition
and Psychophysiology. His is a
Consulting Editor for the Journal of
Neurotherapy. He also has extensive experience speaking and consulting
with management and professional groups.
Dr. Nash has over 25 years of academic training and practical experience in neurobiology and in how to apply this knowledge to help you meet your goals.
Behavioral Medicine Associates, Inc. 4820 West 77th Street, Suite 135 Edina, MN USA 55435 Telephone: (952) 844-0619 E-Mail: bmainc at qeeg.com
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