Re: Questions re sites from a newby

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Bloody fantastic tool Pete.

Thankx for that.

I get the feeling I'm reading to much now and I just need to get in and do it to start the learning process

I don't intend to use the info I get unless I speak to a practitioner first as I don't want to jeperdise what we have already done (which by the way has been fantastic) so I can do as many assessments as I want to get more hands on.

First assessment is going to be Wednesday some time as the little guy - my son - finishes school on Tuesday so that gives me all the time to stuff it up and try again.

I'll post up again when I'm done and let all know how I went

Thanks for all the help so far

Damien

Re: Questions re sites from a newby

Damien,

The attached word file may be helpful.

Pete

On 12/15/06, Damien <dhulaoptusnet.au> wrote:

Hi guys,I've been reading for ages on the group and finally I will post a question as I'm about to stray from our practitioners instructions and do something myself. It's only a TLC assessment so I'm not actually doing any training, but I guess it's a start. I'm still getting into it all with heaps to read and learn (we have pretty much relied on our practitioner to date), but I've started so it's new ground to us, and I think what better way to learn than doing.I'm wondering if there is any easy way to find the sites needed in the TLC assessment, namely F3, F4, C3, C4, P3, P4, T3, T4, Fz and Oz.Yeh I know it's almost all the sites I need. I have a head map of the 10/20 sites from my practitioner and it shows them all and I know how to find Cz as that is the only site we have trained on to date. I also know how to find A1 and A2 (the ear lobes) so I am wondering how do I find the rest without guessing.I know that 10/20 is 10% and 20% (or at least I think that's right) but 10% and 20% of what.Any help for a newby is appreciated.ThanxDamien-- Van Deusenpvdtlcgmailhttp://www.brain-trainer.com305/433-3160The Learning Curve, Inc.