Re: Disconnect ?

February 5, 2006

Diane, so glad to hear from you on the list. Please send me your back

channel address. Hope all is well.

Sue (Taos)

Disconnect ?

> Today I did an assessment of a 30y old woman, who was raped when she

> was 16y old and again when she was 20.

> At the temporals I found absolute values that suggest a disconnect,

> but the % values don't.

> Here are the values on the heads page at T3 and T4:

> T3 - T4

> 3.96u(6.9%) - 3.95u(4.3%)

> 5.67u(9.8%) - 6.00u(6.5%)

> 7.88u(13.7%) - 8.14u(8.9%)

> 5.04u(8.7%) - 6.88u(18.07%)

> 10.58u(18.4%) - 18.07u(19.7%)

> 16.56u(29.4%) - 33.06u(36.1%)

>

> My questions are : 1/Do you speak of a disconnect, if there is a 2:1

> differential in only one of the values(absolute or %)of hibeta?

> 2/The client didn't mention anything suggesting early abuse. Could

> the rapes at later age also show up as a disconnect pattern ?

>

> Regards,

> Diane (Belgium)

>

February 6, 2006

Diane,

I'll start with a simple answer to your question, and I'm sure Pete or

someone else more eloquent will elaborate.

Your client shows that both temporal sites are overactivated. This is more

in the TLC category of " hot temporals " or " irritable temporal lobes. " (Still

" tone " issues) Still significant, still need to train those to calm down

the limbic system. I usually do a 2 channel (summed)Windowed squash:

inhibit 2-12 and 15-38hz. Even though she doesn't show high levels of the

slow waves, I prefer to inhibit them also...helps avoid negative reactions.

The " disconnect " is when one side is significantly different than the other,

which, in some ways, she shows...maybe not to the whole 2x proportion...but

that T4 sure is high. You could try just inhibiting the T4 (wide band) and

see what her reaction is, compared to the 2 channel. If she likes just the

T4 better, do that for awhile and then start the 2 channel when the T4 calms

down.

Hope this at least gets part of your question answered.