Re: How to decide protocol without a...sweet spot question

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Sharrie,

Could you expound more on the physical clues as well as what we would see on the

screen when hitting " The Sweet Spot " ? I am surmising that it is the process of

finding the most effective frequency to train but while this thread is

addressing essentially SMR at C4 for young brains...I don't know how to interpet

going down to Delta ranges to find the frequency that produces the " shoulder

drop " response. As in this case, Jo found the frequency that produces this

effect but is not training that due to triggering seizure concerns. My question

would be...why would we seek it out if we are not going to use the information?

Also since you are familiar with the Othmer approach, do they find the sweet

spot frequency in the SMR ranges only? just for children? or do they look for it

outside of SMR and for all clients? Are we looking for a particular

frequency...or a band of frequencies?

Lots of questions! Mike

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>> Be patient and watch the client to give you physical clues and the screen to

see wha tthe brain is doing as well.

> The Othmer approach is also a wonderful idea but I would not use the C4 as a

placement for the first time. They presently work in sub-delt ranges and

basically do the same thing - find the " sweet spot " keeping in mind that the RH

will always be greater than the LH to help find the sweet spot.

> Be patient and watch for the signs. This works well you jut have to watch.

Best of luck. Hope this helped.

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