NRBS 2022 Virtual Conference: Scholarship Application Form
Bio/Neurofeedback is very helpful to individuals struggling with anxiety, depression, trauma, as well as other emotional, psychological and physiological conditions. Unfortunately bio/neurofeedback is not readily available as a modality for underserved populations.

NRBS recognizes that this a seriously unmet need and would like to support clinicians would want to learn about bio/neurofeedback, disseminate information about these to individuals in need, and to support clinicians in being able to afford the requisite equipment and training to offer these services. In addition, we would like to support graduate students in relevant fields by helping them to attend our conferences to expose them and broaden their understanding of the bio/neurofeedback fields.

We have a limited number of full and partial conference scholarships available to help promote availability of neurofeedback to underserved individuals and would like to offer the scholarships to those who are most able to serve these communities. If interested in applying, please answer the following questions before September 1, 2022. We will review applications at this time and inform you of our decision in advance of the conference.
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Email *
First Name *
Last Name *
Mailing Address *
Telephone Number *
Field of Practice or Study *
Professional License
Current graduate student working in what field toward what degree
Would paying the full fee of the conference pose a financial hardship for you or keep you from attending?  If so, what percent (i.e. 25%, 50% 75% or 100%) of a scholarship would enable you to attend? *
Do you represent an underserved and/or minority population? *
Please describe the populations you serve or plan to serve: *
Briefly describe your interest in our conference and how you plan to use the information.
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