Data-Driven Treatment Planning: Maximizing Clinical Insights Through Advanced Report Generation

January 15, 2025

12-1pm ET

Writing reports is its art. In this talk, we will go over parts of the HBImed Brain Function Analyzer (BFA) that can improve your report with less effort than you think. The Brain Function Analyzer report generator offers ways to clean and analyze your data and add subjective assessments using client questionnaires which are interpreted automatically.  The BFA  AI driven data grouping determines which group your client is most similar to, and creates both simple and ERP components. Deviations in the ERP components are automatically explained and how they reflect your client’s processing of experiences. If you are wanting to both streamline your reports and go deeper, this talk is designed to help get you there.

Taylor graduated with her PhD in Psychology specializing in Psychophysiology in 2019. Prior to her graduate studies, she started as a bodyworker in 2002. Trained in various modalities that include craniosacral and trigger point, she immediately recognized the advantage to her clients in having a wide range of techniques to address their individual concerns. This background pairs well with biofeedback work. She obtained her BA from San Francisco State University in psychology with an emphasis in kinesiology and holistic health, which she added as a field of study before graduation. The connection between the mind and the body continued to fascinate her, and in 2012, she returned to SFSU. In 2014, she was accepted in the doctoral program in psychology at Saybrook University. It was during this time she was introduced to neurofeedback and deepened her understanding of biofeedback. She continues to enrich her training through classes weekly for biofeedback and neurofeedback. Biofeedback greatly assists in identifying underlying issues in targeted therapeutic strategies and enables her clients to participate more directly in their own healing.