Re: NFB training easier now after CES training.

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whoops, I meant that I am confident that we will not have any major disruptions

after training protocols that didn't work.

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> Since I have been back to training after doing several months of CES and some

cranial sacral therapy for my son, I amazed at the flexibility that I am able to

now have with neurofeedback training.

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> My son has had exceptional sensitivity and we were limited to infra low

frequency Othmer training as a last resort. Even in the Othmer world, there were

basic protocols(T4/P4) and duration of minutes that we could not access.

Previously we could not train for more than 10 minutes, whereas 30-45 minutes is

the norm for Othmer.

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> We now have worked our way up to training for 25 minutes and I can access

T4/P4 and T4/Fp2. My Othmer protocol advisor (who is also TLC trained)

suggested: 20 minutes (.0001) at T4/P4, followed by 10 minutes (.0001) at

T4/Fp2, ending with a 5 minutes minutes

> back at T4/P4.

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> I am a working mom doing home training, so please don't ask me questions about

the relevancy of this protocol. All I know is that it is working exceptionally

well.

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> My protocol consultant also told me a trick: when I am doing bipolar montages,

instead of stoping and preping new sites, I just change the pegs, so that the

gound is the site I don't want to train at that

> time, but will be the next site. I don't have to make any interruptions, and

since I am using advanced media player my

> son just gets 35 minutes of watching a DVD.

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> I am seeing some great changes in my son and hope to train consistently

throughout the Summer until we get back in sports during school.

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> We are still doing some CES occasionally when I am too tired to do the whole

hookup routine. CES seems to reset the brainstem and make the environment more

friendly for training. My son is defintely an outlier for sensitivity, but this

has really brought him back into the fold. I have so much confidence that our

training is now going to lead to any major disruptions.

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> Rene Kay

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