It’s ideal for health practitioners that are currently assessing or planning to assess individuals for attentional issues, and want to know more about the neuroscience of attentional issues. There is no one-size-fits-all approach to treatment. To determine to best training method to suit the client’s condition, it is important to identify the subtype of ADHD.

Lindsay Hollmuller, M.S., LPC, BCN, presented an introduction to ADHD and the assessment of its many subtypes in a 1-hour recording.

There are specific ADHD subtypes that will be covered. Slowing fronto-central. Is it Theta/Beta? There is excess Beta. There is a high frontal alpha. Individual Alpha Peak Frequency.

Lindsay Hollmuller is an associate fellow with the BCIA. She received a degree in psychology from the University of Oklahoma and a Master of Science degree in counseling from Southern Methodist University. Lindsay received training in biofeedback from The University of North Texas. Lindsay has worked in a variety of settings. Lindsay has been using a variety of methods in order to treat people of all ages.