Guest guest Posted July 28, 2006 Report Posted July 28, 2006 , If you are doing 2 sessions a week, you could probably do that. Just keep the HEG part of the training fairly short in the beginning and fill the rest of your session time with the EEG training. When you say the client has visual dyslexia, what exactly do you mean? Letter reversal? Or failure to understand written material? And does that also imply that as long as she hears the material she does fine with it? What does the assessment show? Pete > > > Date: 2006/07/28 Fri PM 12:05:11 EDT > To: braintrainer > Subject: dyslexia > > Hi everyone, > I have an 8 year old girl with attentional issues as well as visual > dyslexia. Would combining pIR Heg training with F7/P7 in one session be > too much? Thanks for any thoughts you might have on this. > > Best to all, > > > Quote
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