Quantified Self London Show&Tell #63 Neurofeedback edition!

We will be running a “guest spot” on Neurofeedback, at the “Quantified Self London” Meetup group on January 16th 2019, in Camden. Tony Steffert, who is a valued member of the London QS community, will be bringing his considerable expertise and experience in Neurofeedback plus the desire to build a community dedicated towards the use and understanding of Neurofeedback and Biofeedback. A place where anyone who is interested in the topic, whether this is the first time you've heard of Neurofeedback or you are a clinician or researcher, who's been using it for years.

As the London QS meetup organiser, I am more than happy to provide the space for this on an occasional basis as I believe this is well within QS sphere of interest.

The format of the Meetup will be: short talks or demonstrations and a general chat. This could be people talking about their personal experiences of doing neurofeedback or researchers presenting their work or clinicians discussing a new protocol. If you've got something to say about neurofeedback, we want to hear it and if you want to learn more about neurofeedback in a casual and friendly environment this is the place for you.

Information about neurofeedback see:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neurofeedback
http://qeeg.co.uk/meetup (this will eventually lead to this page)
To find out more about Tony see here:
http://qeeg.co.uk/about-us

As always, many thanks to Professor Blaine Price and the Open University who kindly arranges the venue at their London location in Camden.

We provide a list of attendees before the meetup for the usual reasons of security etc, so do keep your status updated if you can. As always, I do understand work or family commitments interfere with the best intentions... but letting us know if you can't make it and amending your status is always appreciated.

A London QS meetup consists a mixture of socialising and being able to talk to others and Show & Tell where people present or simply talk for 10-15 mins about their experience and experiments with self-tracking, quantifying and self-hacking whether it involves devices, applications or not. (Please read the guidelines for speakers and presenters below.)

We will start at 6.30pm, with actual talks if there are speakers at 7pm, giving you time to meet other people and settle in. This part lasts till about 8.30 depending on how the discussion goes. We then move to a nearby pub, which is an essential and integral part of the meetup, as important as the first 'Show & Tell' one. If you can join us, I very much encourage you to do so. Not only it's always good fun, the conversations are equally interesting.

Guidelines for presenters & speakers at London QS meetups:

Important note on logistics:

There is usually someone checking names from the list of attendees at the entrance. Please make sure you stop to do that and then proceed to the space where meetup takes place. I usually try to be there a bit earlier.

We do try to start on time, though I understand work and London travel can interfere with that. We always wait a few minutes if it looks like most people haven't made it yet. If you know you are going to be late and get the chance, you can text me on my mobile: 07876 757129. Thank you.

Look forward to seeing you at the next meetup.