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Are you a professional in the counselling, psychology, healthcare, research, or education fields?

Are you seeking to connect with professionals in your field to enhance your practice and improve client outcomes?


Look no further! Join the International Association of Applied Neuroscience along with hundreds of professionals worldwide to gain deeper insights into the world of neuroscience and stay ahead in your field. This is an exceptional opportunity to connect with like-minded people, showcase your expertise and become part of a neuroscience community. 

Why join the International Association of Applied Neuroscience (IAAN)?

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Learn from some of the leading names in neuroscience

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Network with other professionals in the industry

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Gain valuable CPD points

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Access our membership resource site for further learning

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Discounted tickets for our annual conference

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Free access to webinars featuring industry leaders

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Every donation IAAN receives goes towards offering more opportunities for members to grow their knowledge in the field of applied neuroscience. 


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Be published in the Journal of Applied Neurosciences (JAN)

With neuroscience and biology as the underpinning of all human behaviour, an increasing need developed for the translation of neuroscience research in other fields of study and practice. This journal serves as a vehicle for the scientific translation and application of neuroscience and other biological underpinnings of human behaviour, in the contexts of psychotherapy, psychology and clinical practice, business, education, spirituality and religion, and sport. Thus, it allows for transdisciplinary integration of enhancing the understanding of human behaviour in different contexts.



Join us in honing your writing skills and mastering the technicalities of crafting compelling journal articles. Empower yourself to contribute meaningfully to the advancement of applied neuroscience.

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Neuroscience, Psychotherapy, and Attachment-Informed EMDR (ai-EMDR): An Online Exploration - What do journalism, neuroscience and psychotherapy have in common? Date: 15 November 2025 Time: 8:00 – 10:00 am AEST Having lived all three, Mark Brayne suggests that attachment-informed EMDR offers a game-changing answer. On November 15th you’re invited to join BBC Foreign Correspondent-turnedEMDR therapist Mark Brayne for a two-hour webinar exploring the living interface between brain science and psychotherapy — and how attachment-informed EMDR (aiEMDR) might open new doors in the work of emotional healing. EMDR is well established as a treatment for trauma. But what happens when we view it through the lens of applied neuroscience and attachment theory? How do past survival strategies, the nervous system’s ways of managing safety, and, speaking with Carl Jung, mankind’s collective unconscious — those cross-cultural patterns in dreams and symbol — show up in the therapy room, and how might they be reshaped in the present moment? Mark brings both stories and slides, but rather than a formal lecture, the session will be a space of live exploration, using examples that emerge in dialogue and considering how symbolic processes, embodied memory, and relational presence can shift the nervous system’s deepest patterns. If you’re curious about where neuroscience and psychotherapy truly meet in practice — and what this could mean for both research and clinical work — join us for what promises to be a warm, thoughtful, and possibly game-changing conversation.
By Jan Sky September 5, 2025
These virtual sessions aim to spark connection, collaboration, and knowledge exchange across our global network, as we connect science with practice.
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