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The TOVA in Clinical Practice
Dr Moshe Perl

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This program is a review of the TOVA continuous performance test, with an emphasis on interpretive strategy. TOVA profiles of ADHD subtypes and some of its comorbidities are presented. Precise analysis of TOVA scores leads to useful hypotheses regarding neurological involvement and Neurofeedback training.

NSW Services for Treatment and Rehabilitation of Torture and Trauma Survivors, www.startts.org.au ;
Recorded: Wednesday 17 March 2010 Carramar, NSW Australia

Moshe Perl

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TITLE	SPEAKER	DURATION
The TOVA in Clinical Practice	Moshe Perl	49'04"
The TOVA in Clinical Practice	Moshe Perl
The TOVA in Clinical Practice	Moshe Perl

Dr Moshe Perl

Dr. Moshe Perl, PhD received his BS in Physics from the University of Tel Aviv, his MS in Psychology from the University of Texas at Tyler, and his PhD in Clinical Psychology with a minor in Behavioural Medicine from the University of North Texas, in 1982. Since that time, he has worked as a consultant to schools, Departments of Juvenile Justice, and the Children's Court, both in the United States and in Australia. Since 1998 Dr. Perl has been involved in Neurofeedback, and its integration into his work with ADHD, Behaviour and Anxiety Disorders. He has presented his work at a variety of professional conferences, and regularly runs seminars for parents and teachers. Dr. Perl currently runs a private practice clinic in Melbourne, which focuses on ADHD, Behaviour Management, Individual and Family Psychotherapy. He has been coordinating and running professional trainings in Neurofeedback since 2000.