A refund of the registration fee, less an $85 processing fee, will be made when an email written request followed by an email-written confirmation is received two weeks prior to the event start date. After this time, refunds cannot be made. Fees will not be refunded for failure to participate. The sponsors of the course reserve the right to cancel or postpone any conference because of unforeseen circumstances or insufficient enrollment. In the event of such cancellations, full tuition will be refunded. ISEN reserves the right to refuse registration, or refund registration fees, to any person whose presence has the potential to be disruptive and/or not consistent with the mission and goals of the organization.

The ISEN Annual Meeting is an in-person event, bringing together leading experts and professionals in the field of neurostimulation. To ensure accessibility, video recordings of the meeting will be made available to registrants approximately one week after the event. However, continuing education credits (CME) will only be available for sessions attended in person.

The ECT Certificate Course is designed as an immersive, hands-on learning experience and will be offered exclusively in person. Due to the nature of the training, this course will not be recorded. Attendees must be present to complete the course requirements and obtain certification. Registrants will have access to program materials, including slide sets provided by speakers in advance, through a password-protected page on the ISEN website.

In compliance with the ACCME Standards for Commercial Support, all individuals in a position to control/influence the content of this activity are required to disclose relevant financial interests with any commercial interests and/or non-FDA approved use of a drug or a device that is included in the presentation.

If you require assistance with hearing or vision to make this conference accessible to you, please email events@isen-ect.org at least three weeks prior to the event date.

Since its development in 1938, electroconvulsive therapy has remained a crucial part of the psychiatrist’s armamentarium in the treatment of major mental illness. Continued research has resulted in numerous refinements in treatment technique. Recommendations in the last decade regarding optimal practice have included important new ideas regarding patient selection, stimulus dose titration, and outpatient maintenance strategies. The International Society for ECT and Neurostimulation (ISEN), in accordance with its mission to promote the safe and effective use of ECT, commissioned a task force in 1997 to study the training and credentialing of clinicians in this treatment modality. As a result of this task force, this full-day course on ECT, with exam, was developed. This course has been developed for psychiatrists, other physicians, and nurses involved in the administration of ECT.