New to the Braintrainer group

[Guest guest]

Hello Everyone,The first reason I want to use neurofeedback is for myself and my

family. I have had several head injuries throughout the years and I

find details difficult especially short term memory but I am determined and will not quit. I read

all your e-mail and I feel I have learned from them even though I don't

feel up to speed yet.I am new to the group. My neurofeed back experience was with another trainer that usedgeneric applications and training by rote. I am working hard to be up to speed but all the technical info does throw me at times. I had a session with Pete on running an assessment but I didn't retain it all. I can't seem to find the window with the first assessment screen. I found the window to choose my device but I don't see the focus as a choice. Help! I am working on a PC and my operating system is Microsoft XP.Thanks, Marcy

[Guest guest]

Thanks your input is very encouraging. I am determined to walk the walk.It helps so much being in the braintrainer group.It cheered me on,MarcySubject: Re: New to the Braintrainer groupTo: braintrainer Date: Friday, January 9, 2009, 5:30 AM

Marcy,

I think I ran into this myself. I had to update my Bioexplorer to

version is 1.4v1.4.1.330 which had the Focus in the pull down box.

The version listed now on Cyberevolution is v1.5 so I'm making an

assumption that it contains the Focus also.

Welcome to the group from another 6 month newbie. Glad you found

this for yourself and your family. Hang in there! The technical info

is a mountain made easier to climb by taking advantage of Pete's

classes and going over them several times...with a pen and paper for

notes. They are great for taking the mystery out of the site

locations, frequency bands, bioexplorer designs and the training

process. As money allows, I can't recommend them highly enough for

getting over...The Learning Curve. (I couldn't help it!)

Hope this helps,

Mike

>

> Hello Everyone,

>

> The first reason I want to use neurofeedback is for myself and my

> family. I have had several head injuries throughout the years and I

> find details difficult especially short term memory but I am

determined and will not quit. I read

> all your e-mail and I feel I have learned from them even though I

don't

> feel up to speed yet.

>

> I am new to the group. My neurofeed back experience was with

another trainer that used

> generic applications and training by rote. I am working hard to be

up to speed but all the technical info does throw me at times. I

had a session with Pete on running an assessment but I didn't retain

it all. I can't seem to find the window with the first assessment

screen. I found the window to choose my device but I don't see the

focus as a choice. Help! I am working on a PC and my operating

system is Microsoft XP.

>

> Thanks, Marcy

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks your input is very encouraging. I am determined to walk the walk.It helps so much being in the braintrainer group.It cheered me on,MarcySubject: Re: New to the Braintrainer groupTo: braintrainer Date: Friday, January 9, 2009, 5:30 AM

Marcy,

I think I ran into this myself. I had to update my Bioexplorer to

version is 1.4v1.4.1.330 which had the Focus in the pull down box.

The version listed now on Cyberevolution is v1.5 so I'm making an

assumption that it contains the Focus also.

Welcome to the group from another 6 month newbie. Glad you found

this for yourself and your family. Hang in there! The technical info

is a mountain made easier to climb by taking advantage of Pete's

classes and going over them several times...with a pen and paper for

notes. They are great for taking the mystery out of the site

locations, frequency bands, bioexplorer designs and the training

process. As money allows, I can't recommend them highly enough for

getting over...The Learning Curve. (I couldn't help it!)

Hope this helps,

Mike

>

> Hello Everyone,

>

> The first reason I want to use neurofeedback is for myself and my

> family. I have had several head injuries throughout the years and I

> find details difficult especially short term memory but I am

determined and will not quit. I read

> all your e-mail and I feel I have learned from them even though I

don't

> feel up to speed yet.

>

> I am new to the group. My neurofeed back experience was with

another trainer that used

> generic applications and training by rote. I am working hard to be

up to speed but all the technical info does throw me at times. I

had a session with Pete on running an assessment but I didn't retain

it all. I can't seem to find the window with the first assessment

screen. I found the window to choose my device but I don't see the

focus as a choice. Help! I am working on a PC and my operating

system is Microsoft XP.

>

> Thanks, Marcy

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks your input is very encouraging. I am determined to walk the walk.It helps so much being in the braintrainer group.It cheered me on,MarcySubject: Re: New to the Braintrainer groupTo: braintrainer Date: Friday, January 9, 2009, 5:30 AM

Marcy,

I think I ran into this myself. I had to update my Bioexplorer to

version is 1.4v1.4.1.330 which had the Focus in the pull down box.

The version listed now on Cyberevolution is v1.5 so I'm making an

assumption that it contains the Focus also.

Welcome to the group from another 6 month newbie. Glad you found

this for yourself and your family. Hang in there! The technical info

is a mountain made easier to climb by taking advantage of Pete's

classes and going over them several times...with a pen and paper for

notes. They are great for taking the mystery out of the site

locations, frequency bands, bioexplorer designs and the training

process. As money allows, I can't recommend them highly enough for

getting over...The Learning Curve. (I couldn't help it!)

Hope this helps,

Mike

>

> Hello Everyone,

>

> The first reason I want to use neurofeedback is for myself and my

> family. I have had several head injuries throughout the years and I

> find details difficult especially short term memory but I am

determined and will not quit. I read

> all your e-mail and I feel I have learned from them even though I

don't

> feel up to speed yet.

>

> I am new to the group. My neurofeed back experience was with

another trainer that used

> generic applications and training by rote. I am working hard to be

up to speed but all the technical info does throw me at times. I

had a session with Pete on running an assessment but I didn't retain

it all. I can't seem to find the window with the first assessment

screen. I found the window to choose my device but I don't see the

focus as a choice. Help! I am working on a PC and my operating

system is Microsoft XP.

>

> Thanks, Marcy

>