RE: , no locking, anything else to look for?

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Jane,

I worked with an 11 yo who had this sensitivty, among other things --very hyper etc. His TLC did not indicate locking. He is now off all meds and doing well, but still had these senstivities. I trained him M2/Fp1/G theta and hi beta inhibits with 12-15 rewards and he responded very, very well. Hope this helps.

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-------------- Original message -------------- > -Hi , > > Thanks for your suggestiong about locking. I checked his assessment, > which I did in late February of last year and it shows no locking. I'm > wondering if I should do another assessment. > > Jane > > > > > > >

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Subject: Re: ,

no locking, anything else to look for?

Jane,

I worked with an 11 yo who had this sensitivty, among other things

--very hyper etc. His TLC did not indicate locking. He is now off

all meds and doing well, but still had these senstivities. I trained him

M2/Fp1/G theta and hi beta inhibits with 12-15 rewards and he responded

very, very well. Hope this helps.

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-------------- Original message --------------

> -Hi ,

>

> Thanks for your suggestiong about locking. I checked his assessment,

> which I did in late February of last year and it shows no locking. I'm

> wondering if I should do another assessment.

>

> Jane

>

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>

>

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What does M2 stand for?

Thanks

Mark

Re: , no locking, anything else to look for?

Jane,

I worked with an 11 yo who had this sensitivty, among other things --very hyper etc. His TLC did not indicate locking. He is now off all meds and doing well, but still had these senstivities. I trained him M2/Fp1/G theta and hi beta inhibits with 12-15 rewards and he responded very, very well. Hope this helps.

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-------------- Original message -------------- > -Hi , > > Thanks for your suggestiong about locking. I checked his assessment, > which I did in late February of last year and it shows no locking. I'm > wondering if I should do another assessment. > > Jane > > > > > > >

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Exactly what site is M2?

-----Original Message-----From: [mailto: ]On Behalf Of mtlindsey@...Sent: Thursday, September 01, 2005 1:54 AM Subject: Re: , no locking, anything else to look for?

Jane,

I worked with an 11 yo who had this sensitivty, among other things --very hyper etc. His TLC did not indicate locking. He is now off all meds and doing well, but still had these senstivities. I trained him M2/Fp1/G theta and hi beta inhibits with 12-15 rewards and he responded very, very well. Hope this helps.

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-------------- Original message -------------- > -Hi , > > Thanks for your suggestiong about locking. I checked his assessment, > which I did in late February of last year and it shows no locking. I'm > wondering if I should do another assessment. > > Jane > > > > > > >

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M2 - In the crease on the right mastoid bone behind the right ear. M1 - left mastoid

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-------------- Original message --------------

Exactly what site is M2?

-----Original Message-----From: [mailto: ]On Behalf Of mtlindsey@...Sent: Thursday, September 01, 2005 1:54 AM Subject: Re: , no locking, anything else to look for?

Jane,

I worked with an 11 yo who had this sensitivty, among other things --very hyper etc. His TLC did not indicate locking. He is now off all meds and doing well, but still had these senstivities. I trained him M2/Fp1/G theta and hi beta inhibits with 12-15 rewards and he responded very, very well. Hope this helps.

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-------------- Original message -------------- > -Hi , > > Thanks for your suggestiong about locking. I checked his assessment, > which I did in late February of last year and it shows no locking. I'm > wondering if I should do another assessment. > > Jane > > > > > > >

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Mastoid behind the right ear is M2

>

> From: " " <jccamp@...>

> Date: 2005/09/01 Thu AM 06:35:13 EDT

> < >

> Subject: RE: , no locking, anything else to look for?

>

> Exactly what site is M2?

>

> Re: , no locking, anything else to look for?

>

>

> Jane,

>

> I worked with an 11 yo who had this sensitivty, among other things --very

> hyper etc. His TLC did not indicate locking. He is now off all meds and

> doing well, but still had these senstivities. I trained him M2/Fp1/G theta

> and hi beta inhibits with 12-15 rewards and he responded very, very well.

> Hope this helps.

>

> --

> Warmly,

>

>

>

>

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> -------------- Original message --------------

>

> > -Hi ,

> >

> > Thanks for your suggestiong about locking. I checked his assessment,

> > which I did in late February of last year and it shows no locking. I'm

> > wondering if I should do another assessment.

> >

> > Jane

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

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Thanks,

-----Original Message-----From: [mailto: ]On Behalf Of karenduncan@...Sent: Thursday, September 01, 2005 8:04 AM Subject: RE: , no locking, anything else to look for?

M2 - In the crease on the right mastoid bone behind the right ear. M1 - left mastoid

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-------------- Original message --------------

Exactly what site is M2?

-----Original Message-----From: [mailto: ]On Behalf Of mtlindsey@...Sent: Thursday, September 01, 2005 1:54 AM Subject: Re: , no locking, anything else to look for?

Jane,

I worked with an 11 yo who had this sensitivty, among other things --very hyper etc. His TLC did not indicate locking. He is now off all meds and doing well, but still had these senstivities. I trained him M2/Fp1/G theta and hi beta inhibits with 12-15 rewards and he responded very, very well. Hope this helps.

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-------------- Original message -------------- > -Hi , > > Thanks for your suggestiong about locking. I checked his assessment, > which I did in late February of last year and it shows no locking. I'm > wondering if I should do another assessment. > > Jane > > > > > > >

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Hi ,

excuse me because I didn't answer you before. I think,

and is my personal and humble opinion, that is better

if you do a new assessment looking for something

within the Locking Pattern, specially at the Parietal

area.

In my experience, when you find someone with this

issue, normally is related to some kind of high

activation at the Parietal lobe, like high amplitude

in Beta & /or Hi Beta in both sides of the Parietals.

So if you train down that amplitude in that area, and

down coherence, you probably get nice results.

But always remember, not always something works in

every brain, because all brains are different (Thanks

God) =)

Hope this can help...

Regards,

--- <jccamp@...> wrote:

> Thanks,

>

>

> RE: , no locking,

> anything else to look for?

>

>

> M2 - In the crease on the right mastoid bone

> behind the right ear. M1 -

> left mastoid

> ~

>

> --------- Re: , no locking,

> anything else to look

> for?

>

>

> Jane,

>

> I worked with an 11 yo who had this

> sensitivty, among other

> things --very hyper etc. His TLC did not indicate

> locking. He is now off

> all meds and doing well, but still had these

> senstivities. I trained him

> M2/Fp1/G theta and hi beta inhibits with 12-15

> rewards and he responded

> very, very well. Hope this helps.

>

> --

> Warmly,

>

>

>

>

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> recipient, you should destroy this message and

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> email. If you are not the addressee, any disclosure,

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> -------------- Original message

> --------------

>

> > -Hi ,

> >

> > Thanks for your suggestiong about locking.

> I checked his

> assessment,

> > which I did in late February of last year

> and it shows no locking.

> I'm

> > wondering if I should do another

> assessment.

> >

> > Jane

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Hi

I am still getting my head around coherence. In this instance you are suggesting train Beta coherence down?

Mark

Re: , no locking,> anything else to look> for?> > > Jane,> > I worked with an 11 yo who had this> sensitivty, among other> things --very hyper etc. His TLC did not indicate> locking. He is now off> all meds and doing well, but still had these> senstivities. I trained him> M2/Fp1/G theta and hi beta inhibits with 12-15> rewards and he responded> very, very well. Hope this helps.> > --> Warmly,> > > > > This email and any attachments may contain> confidential information> and it is intended for the addressee only. If you> are not the intended> recipient, you should destroy this message and> notify the sender by reply> email. If you are not the addressee, any disclosure,> reproduction or> transmission of this email is strictly prohibited.> > -------------- Original message> --------------> > > -Hi ,> >> > Thanks for your suggestiong about locking.> I checked his> assessment,> > which I did in late February of last year> and it shows no locking.> I'm> > wondering if I should do another> assessment.> >> > Jane> >> >> >> >> >> >> >