David S. Cantor, PhD, MS, FNAN, QEEG-D, QEEG-IBQE, BCN

CEO, Founder
Mind and Motion Developmental Centers, LLC
Johns Creek, Georgia

Dr. Cantor received his Bachelors Degree with Distinction in Psychology from the University of Connecticut. His honors work was in the field of neurophysiological correlates of cross modal integration processes in ADHD children. He went on to get his Masters and Doctorates in Psychology at SUNY, Stony Brook where he produced one of the first publications in history on demonstrating classical conditioning in human infants and another first on the quantitative EEG correlates in Autism. He helped developed the first prototype system to monitor comprehensive brain functioning in coma patients at bedside at the Shock Trauma Institute in Maryland. He attained a post-doctoral Masters Degree in Clinical Psychopharmacology from Farleigh Dickinson University. He is a former 10 year executive council member and President of the EEG and Clinical Neuroscience Society, and is a Fellow in the National Academy of Neuropsychology. He was selected as an APA Congressional Fellow and New York State Fellow in Behavioral Sciences. He is currently licensed as a psychologist in the States of Georgia and Maryland. He is Board Certified in qEEG and in Neurofeedback. He is the founder and a Director for the Mind & Motion Developmental Centers of Georgia. He is the Founder of the Innovative Health Foundation, a non-profit foundation that assists families with special needs children. He has served on the Board of Directors and Board of Advisors for several organizations in the field of quantitative electrophysiology and neurofeedback and has been the recipient for the 2017 Joel Lubar Award from the International Society of Neurofeedback and Research for his contributions to the field. He has several awards and publications in the general fields of developmental disorders, biobehavioral sciences, and functional neurosciences. He is on the Speakers Bureau for National and State psychological associations and has made several radio and television appearances.

Presentation(s):

• SPECIAL SYMPOSIUM: Quantitative Brain Functional Assessment: Mapping the Brain to Guide Rehabilitation (771113)

  Thursday, October 22, 2020
  4:45 PM – 6:00 PM EST