Past Speaking Engagements
Autism and Special Needs Seminar (November 2018)
Recent Advancements in Connectivity-Guided Neurofeedback for Autism Spectrum Disorders: Connectivity-Guided Neurofeedback (CGNFB) makes functional, lasting improvements in the brain, reducing Autism (ASD) symptoms. Powerful, 4-Channel Connectivity-Guided Neurofeedback reduces the number of sessions required for optimal change in half. Examples of ASD brain maps and case studies demonstrating symptom reduction with four channel CGNFB will be presented.
Autism One Annual National Conference 2016 (May 2016)
The Benefits of Evidence-Based Connectively Guided Neurofeedback for Autism
American Academy of Pediatrics – 2nd Annual Autism, Behavioral and Complex Medical Needs Conference (May 2016)
Brain Mapping and Connectivity Guided Neurofeedback for Autism
Autism and Special Needs Seminar (November 2015)
Advancements in Connectivity-Guided Neurofeedback for Autism Spectrum Disorders: Connectivity-Guided Neurofeedback (CGNFB) makes functional, lasting improvements in the brain, reducing Autism (ASD) symptoms. Powerful, new 4-Channel Connectivity-Guided Neurofeedback reduces the number of sessions required for optimal change in half. Examples of ASD brain maps and case studies demonstrating symptom reduction with new four channel CGNFB will be presented.
46th Annual Autism Society National Conference (July 2015)
Connectivity Guided Neurofeedback (CGN) is an advanced form of Neurofeedback that has demonstrated efficacy in improving symptoms for Autism. This presentation focuses on what the QEEG reveals about the autism brain and how CGN works to make functional, lasting changes in the brain. Research and case illustrations of new four-channel CGN training will be reviewed.
Cornerstone Services (April 2015)
The Benefits of Connectivity Guided Brain Mapping and Neurofeedback for Mental Health Disorders
Options Health (April 2015)
Introduction to Brain Mapping & Connectivity Guided Neurofeedback: A non-pharmaceutical approach for improving neuropsychological symptoms.
TACA – Talk about Curing Autism (May 2015)
A Special Panel Discussion: How to Create a Collaborative Team Approach with Medical and Therapeutic Professionals for the Benefit of Your Child
Family Time Autism & Special Needs Seminar (November 2014)
A presentation on Connectivity Guided Neurofeedback
45th Autism Society National Conference and Exposition (July 2014)
The Benefits of Connectivity Guided Neurofeedback with ASD – Latest Studies and Clinical Outcomes
2014 Illinois Special Needs Expo (May 2014)
Brain Mapping & Connectivity Guided Neurofeedback for Autism; Latest Research and Clinical Outcomes: Connectivity Guided Neurofeedback is an empirically based, advanced type of neurofeedback shown to significantly reduce autism symptoms in clinical studies. Using this neurofeedback method in her clinic, Ann Rigby will discuss how brain maps have improved and symptoms of autism have decreased an average of 50% in those completing neurofeedback training at The Neuroconnection Clinic. Ms. Rigby will also review how Connectivity Guided Neurofeedback can make changes in seizure frequency and intensity in Autism cases, improving functioning in the areas of cognition, attention, communication and social pragmatics. The latest findings of the long-term effects of Neurofeedback with children will also be discussed.
Options Center for Independent 2nd Annual Empowerment Seminar (April 2014)
“No One Can Stop Me” 4th Annual Abilities Expo (April 2014)
The Autism Society of Illinois 10th Annual Parent and Professional Networking Conference (March 2014)
Latest Developments with Connectivity Guided Neurofeedback for Autism: This talk will focus on how Connectivity-Guided Neurofeedback can decrease the symptoms of autism, producing lasting improvement. With cases from her clinic, The Neuroconnection, Ann Rigby will demonstrate how Connectivity-Guided Neurofeedback can improve the functioning in both seizure and non-seizure Autistic individuals case examples and pre and post training brain maps will be shown to illustrate the changes that occur in the EEG will Connectivity Guided Neurofeedback. Ms. Rigby will discuss the latest research and current clinical use of this “State of the Art” form of Neurofeedback.
3rd Annual Summer Camp Expo (March 2014)
4th Annual Autism and Special Needs Seminar (November 2013)
Brain Mapping and Connectivity-Guided Neurofeedback for Autism: Latest Research and Clinical Outcomes from The Neuroconnection. Hosted by Family Time Magazine
‘No One Can Stop Me’ 3rd Annual Abilities Expo (June 2013)
Autism One ‘Generation Rescue’ Conference (May 2013)
“Benefits of Connectivity Guided Neurofeedback for Neuropsychological Symptoms” (April 2013)
Introduction to Brain Mapping and Neurofeedback: Non-Pharmacological Approach to Improving Neuropsychological Symptoms (March 2013)
Brain Mapping and Connectivity Neurofeedback for Autism: Latest Research, Clinical Outcomes and News from The Neuroconnection (March 2013)
Parent/Professional Conference hosted by ASI
Summer Camp Expo (March 2013)
11th Annual Summer Recreation Open House (February 2013)
Benefits of Connectivity Neurofeedback for Autism Spectrum Disorders (February 2013)
Hosted by: TACA
Connectivity-Guided Neurofeedback for Autism (November 2012)
Hosted by: TACA
Benefits of Neurofeedback (November 2012)
3rd Annual Autism and Special Needs Seminar (November 2012)
Autism Fair Hosted by School District 155 (April 2012)
Plainfield Township Abilities Expo (April 2012)
Parent and Professional Networking Conference, sponsored by Autism Society of Illinois (March 2012)
“The Benefits and Latest Findings with Connectivity Guided Neurofeedback for Autism.”
Ann Rigby is one of more than 20 speakers and vendors who will participate in this all-day conference designed to provide networking opportunities with parents, family members and professionals from across the state. Attendees also can obtain information about autism spectrum disorders, support groups, service providers, and organizations.
Talk About Curing Autism (TACA) (February 2012)
The Benefits of Neurofeedback
62nd Annual International Dyslexia Association Conference (November 2011)
Brain Mapping and Neurofeedback for Dyslexia
Brain Mapping and Neurofeedback for Mental Health Disorders (September 2011)
Talk – Parent Support Group (April 2011)
Talk – Brain Mapping and Neurofeedback for Mental Health Disorders (April 2011)
Exibitor – “No One Can Stop Me” Abilities Expo (April 2011)
Parent and Professional Networking Conference sponsored by Autism Society of Illinois (March 2011)
Evidence-Based Brain Mapping and Neurofeedback for Autism – latest findings and clinical outcomes
Autism Society of Illinois | Parent Support Group Meeting (October 2010)
Parent and Professional Networking Conference, sponsored by Autism Society of Illinois (March 2010)
Connectivity Guided Neurofeedback for Autistic Spectrum Disorders
Ann Rigby is one of more than 28 speakers and vendors who will participate in this all-day conference designed to provide networking opportunities with parents, family members and professionals from across the state. Attendees also can obtain information about autism spectrum disorders, support groups, service providers, and organizations.
Neurofeedback: “What Can It Do for You”? (February 2010)
Evidence-based findings on neurofeedback treatment for post-traumatic stress, ADHD and traumatic brain injury plus the latest research and clinical findings for treatment of autism with neurofeedback.
Presenters: Ann L. Rigby, MSW, LSCW, BIAA-EEG and Director, The Neuroconnection.
Neurofeedback with Autistic Spectrum Disorders (February 2009)
Sponsored by Talk About Curing Autism (TACA): a California-based organization with chapters in 16 states and Washington DC. TACA provides information, resources, and support to families affected by autism. TACA helps to strengthen the autism community by connecting families and the professionals who can help them, allowing them to share stories and information to help people with autism be the best they can be.
Neurofeedback with Autism (October 2009)
School Improvement Day at Clare Woods Academy
The International Dyslexia Association – Illinois Branch Annual Fall Conference (October 2009)
Brain Mapping and Neurofeedback with Dyslexia: The presentation focuses on what Quantatitive Electroencephalography (QEEG) reveals in the brain map of individuals with Dyslexia and ADHD/ADD, and how neurofeedback works to make functional changes in the brain. Case examples in clinical settings are discussed.
Autism Today and Tomorrow Expo (October 2009)
An all-day event for parents, education and health professionals, and all who want to learn more about autism.