EEG-Driven stimulation is
an advanced form of biofeedback which has had rather
startling effects in alleviating the effects of head
injuries, stroke, and other difficulties such as:
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depression
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irritability and
explosiveness
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clouding of consciousness
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low energy during the day
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sleeping problems at night
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problems initiating
activities
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 The
system, in general, operates by monitoring the
patients's brain waves, analyzing the EEG pattern, and
using the ever-changing EEG patterns to continuously
make the frequency of the flashing lights relevant to
the person in treatment. Instead of evoking seizures, as
a possible side effect, EDS has acted as an
anticonvulsant, allowing people to safely reduce their
medications. The results have been holding for the
people finished five years ago, in fact, once they have
started improving again, their improvements have
continued to evolve.
There is no conscious
learning or practice involved. People sit in chairs,
eyes closed, and while away from 5 minutes, to 20
minutes on average. Average numbers of sessions for
anything except stroke or spinal cord injuries is 25
sessions. Paralysis from stroke or spinal cord injuries
does respond, however it may take hundreds of sessions.
We can arrange travel plans and concentrated treatment
blocks for those visiting from out of town, state, or
country.
People who have had
functioning problems prior to their head injuries and
other traumas take the longest to work with, and with
very complex problems it could easily run near 100
sessions. But people who were high-functioning before
their injuries, who have mild-to-moderate injuries take
around 10-20 sessions.
| "I have
been a clinician for 30 years and have never
seen the progress in people that I have seen
using Neurotherapy. This is truly a gift to
those who have been told they would not get
better or who have not known how to access their
superior abilities." |
Carolyn
Robertson,
M.A., M.S.,
CEAP, BCIA EEG Certified #1408 |
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