<p>A neurotherapist is expected to practice within the limits of their professional competence, based upon their experience, their education, and their training.&nbsp; It is also the therapist’s role to inform their patients about particular procedures and possible negative effects. A clinician who received the QEEG-D designation ought to have the competence of an intermediate practitioner and it is advised that they pursue their BCIA (Biofeedback Certification International Alliance) certificate before pursuing the QEEG-D or QEEG-T.&nbsp;</p><p>If a professional is serving in the role of a biofeedback or neurofeedback technician or assistant, they will engage in the practice only under the supervision of a qualified professional.&nbsp; Misrepresentation of one’s credentials, training, experience, degrees, or specialty is a violation of ethics and a violation of law in certain circumstances.&nbsp;</p>