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Hi Nita,

Train at f7 to T5 and you'll some awesome results.

Diane

> I have looked through the messages and I

> can't seem to find the

> location in the brain that deals with speaking when it comes to

> searching for the word you want to use. I have a 10 year old

boy who

> struggles with speaking, only due to not being able to retrieve

the

> word he wants. I am certain I read a post in the past where

this is

> located but I can't

> seem to find it.

>

> Does someone else remember where it is? I am doing other

training but

> this area is bothering the child and if I knew the location I

could

> switch to working on that area next.

>

> -Nita

>

>

> ------------------------------------

>

>

Posted

Diane,

Which frequencies are you training and in which direction, up or

down, at F7 to T5 or do you train these areas based on assesment?

Mike

> > I have looked through the messages and I

> > can't seem to find the

> > location in the brain that deals with speaking when it comes to

> > searching for the word you want to use. I have a 10 year old

boy who

> > struggles with speaking, only due to not being able to retrieve

the

> > word he wants. I am certain I read a post in the past where

this is

> > located but I can't

> > seem to find it.

> >

> > Does someone else remember where it is? I am doing other

training but

> > this area is bothering the child and if I knew the location I

could

> > switch to working on that area next.

> >

> > -Nita

> >

> >

> > ------------------------------------

> >

> >

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