John LeMay: Clinical Use of Go/No Go ERPs

This is lecture 1 in a series that is co-sponsored by Sadar Psychological and Applied Psychology Education. Join 1 talk for $95 or the full series for $895. For $50, 10 CES are available for those who attend all talks.

John Lemay PhD, BCIA, LMFT, QEEG-D practices with a focus on neurobehavioral challenges such as Autism, OCD, and ADHD. He is a certified Marriage and Family Therapist in Florida and has been practicing since 1995. John holds three patents in brain computer interface connecting drones to EEG as a clinical intervention. He has consulted on numerous QEEG’s and ERPs within clinical setting. John has also been a beta tester for numerous biofeedback systems and has a keen interest in various neuromodulatory interventions.

Clinical Use of Go/No Go ERPS
This talk will discuss Evoked Response Potentials as a tool for clinical assessment and intervention from a psychophysiological and brain-based perspective. Dr. LeMay will discuss how the Go/No Go test supports insights into function.
Obj 1: The attendee will be able to explain the relevance of latency and amplitude as salient evoked response potential components.
Obj 2: The attendee will be able to discern latency and explain how it relates to brain functioning.
Obj 3: The student will be able to describe how to administer and interpret the Go/No Go application.