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About Jonathon Larson, L.C.P.C.

Dr. Jonathon E. Larson, L.C.P.C., C.R.C. is the director of research at the Joint Research Programs in Psychiatric Rehabilitation and an associate editor and the managing editor of the American Journal of Psychiatric Rehabilitation. He is an assistant professor of rehabilitation psychology and counseling at the Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago. He operates a solo practice and provides cognitive behavioral therapy, neurofeedback, temperature training, skin conductance training, and heart rate variability training for mental health, substance abuse, and employment problems. Jon has 17 years of experience providing psychiatric rehabilitation services for individuals with psychiatric disabilities in various settings. He has 12 years of experience teaching therapy and psychiatric rehabilitation skills to practitioners and university students. His publications and training curricula have covered topics in psychiatric vocational rehabilitation, motivational interviewing, psycho-educational groups, barriers to employment, evidence-based practice dissemination, stages of change in employment, practitioner burnout, practitioner influences on outcomes, mental health leadership, and mental illness stigma.

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Neurofeedback Researchers To Donate Money To The ISNR Research Fund For Practitioners Who Complete A Survey

By Jonathon Larson, L.C.P.C. on November 10, 2010 in Neurofeedback

Are you a neurofeedback practitioner? We want to learn more about your thoughts and experiences with neurofeedback therapy (NFT). We are offering to donate ten dollars ($10.00) to the ISNR (International Society for Neurofeedback and Research) Research Fund when you complete a short, 10 minute online survey. Additional details are provided below, including an brief […]

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Neurofeedback Research Team Offers To Donate Money To The ISNR Research Fund For Practitioners That Complete A Survey

By Jonathon Larson, L.C.P.C. on September 1, 2009 in Neurofeedback

Are you a neurofeedback practitioner with personal characteristics that influence neurofeedback therapy (NFT) outcomes? The research team wants to hear your thoughts about NFT. We are offering to donate $2.00 to the ISNR Research Fund when you complete a 10 minute online survey on your NFT perspectives. The survey can be found here or please […]

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