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07/07/2026

As clinicians, many of us continue searching for ways to better understand regulation, stability, and nervous system flexibility within therapeutic work.

ANFI's new Clinical Mastery in Infra Low Frequency (ILF) Neurofeedback training has been developed to support clinicians looking to deepen both their understanding and practical application of ILF neurofeedback.

The training combines online learning with a 2-day hands-on practicum focused on clinical confidence, flexibility, and regulation-focused practice.

📍 Liverpool, NSW
📅 23 & 24 July 2026

Learn more:

🔗 https://training.anfi.org.au/workshops/mastery-in-ilf-neurofeedback/

02/07/2026

Over the coming months, ANFI will be hosting a range of opportunities for clinicians interested in neurofeedback, trauma-informed practice, and nervous system regulation.

Upcoming events include:

Deepening Regulation: Clinical Mastery in Infra Low Frequency (ILF) Neurofeedback
📅 23 & 24 July 2026
📍 Liverpool, NSW

Morning with Sebern Fisher: Inside The Hidden Book of First Things
📅 1 August 2026
💻 Live Online
🎥 Replay Available

Neurofeedback in Clinical Practice Practicum
📅 17 & 18 September 2026
📍 Liverpool, NSW

Whether you are looking to deepen existing neurofeedback skills, explore developmental trauma through a unique clinical and personal lens, or begin your neurofeedback training journey, we would love to welcome you.

🔗 You can find the link to our workshops in the comments below.

30/06/2026

Clinical work can change when regulation becomes more visible within the therapeutic process.

Not only through moments of obvious dysregulation, but through observing patterns related to pacing, recovery, flexibility, responsiveness to stress, and capacity to settle over time.

Approaches such as neurofeedback can support clinicians to think differently about these underlying regulatory processes and how they influence therapeutic work.

25/06/2026

For many clinicians, neurofeedback becomes less about symptom management alone and more about understanding regulation, nervous system capacity, and underlying patterns of dysregulation.

Infra Low Frequency (ILF) neurofeedback supports this shift in perspective, offering a regulation-focused approach that can be integrated within trauma-informed clinical practice.

ANFI’s Clinical Mastery in ILF Neurofeedback training is designed for clinicians seeking deeper practical integration and applied understanding.

📅 23 & 24 July 2026
📍 Liverpool, NSW

🔗 https://training.anfi.org.au/workshops/mastery-in-ilf-neurofeedback/

23/06/2026

Following each practicum, one thing consistently stands out — clinicians are often seeking more than technical knowledge alone.

They are looking for opportunities to think through complexity, discuss clinical application, and reflect on how regulation-focused work integrates into real therapeutic practice.

Creating space for these conversations remains an important part of ANFI’s training approach.

19/06/2026

Today, on World Refugee Day, we recognise the resilience of individuals and communities impacted by forced displacement, torture, and trauma.

These experiences can have profound and lasting effects on the nervous system, shaping regulation, safety, connection, and recovery over time.

As a social enterprise of STARTTS, ANFI’s training programs help support continued access to neurofeedback for refugees who may otherwise be unable to access this form of care.

For us, clinical education and community impact remain deeply connected.

17/06/2026

Today we welcome clinicians to Liverpool for ANFI’s Neurofeedback in Clinical Practice Practicum.

Across the next two days, participants will engage in discussion, observation, reflection, and applied learning focused on integrating neurofeedback within trauma-informed clinical work.

We’re always grateful for the opportunity to learn alongside such thoughtful and engaged practitioners.

16/06/2026

During Men’s Health Week, many important conversations focus on vulnerability and reaching out for support.

Trauma-informed work also invites us to consider how nervous system adaptation can influence the way distress presents in men.

For some individuals, dysregulation may appear as emotional shutdown, hyper-independence, irritability, or chronic over-functioning rather than visible emotional expression.

Understanding these patterns can help create more thoughtful and effective approaches to support.

15/06/2026

Join us for a Morning with Sebern Fisher

We are delighted to invite you to a special live conversation with Sebern Fisher as she discusses her deeply personal new memoir, The Hidden Book of First Things.

Part memoir and part exploration of developmental trauma, attachment, psychotherapy and neurofeedback, the book explores trauma, healing, memory, identity and the emergence of self.

This live interview will explore the story behind the book, the clinical insights that emerged from it, and the lessons it offers clinicians working with developmental trauma. Participants will also have the opportunity to ask questions during a live Q&A with Sebern.

📅 Saturday, 1 August 2026
⏰ 9:00am AEST (Sydney)
💻 Live Online via Zoom
🎥 Replay Available

Registration includes a $15 donation to the STARTTS Neurofeedback Program.

Registration link in the comments below or via our website.

11/06/2026

Many clinicians seeking neurofeedback training are not simply looking for more information.

They are looking for greater confidence in how concepts translate into real clinical work — including pacing, regulation, decision-making, and integration alongside therapeutic practice.

Applied learning environments create space for these conversations to develop.

📅 Neurofeedback in Clinical Practice Practicum
18 & 19 June | Liverpool, NSW

🔗 https://training.anfi.org.au/workshops/neurofeedback-in-clinical-practice/

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