Re: Migrianes

[Guest guest]

Pete-You say " sometimes with Migraine " for HEG. How have you found it

comparing to training based on EEG training based on objective and

subjective? Also what kinds of patterns are showing up that when

adressed seems to help with the migraines?

Thanks,

Bruce

[Guest guest]

Greetings, ,

Some 6 months ago, you answered Bruce about " comparing "

HEG (which you, yourself, had " been using for a few years " at

that point) to your TLC approach. In your amplification, you

then said you'd only done some 6-8 (or possibly quite a bit

more) cases with HEG, and talked about the " patterns " that

you focus on via TLC. But that didn't really address even

_why_ one might choose to add HEG to the mix. If someone

walked in " for " migraine relief, what would influence the

decision to use the HEG? How worthwhile is even having HEG

sensors?

- Lenny Gray -

> > >

> >

> > Pete-I'm not following you for a couple of reasons. One you wrote

> > earlier not about EEG training(which has been my question) but rather

> > about pIR HEG

> > ---

> > (Pete)I've used it myself with perhaps 6-8 clients (pIR) and had very

> > good results with all but 1 or 2.

> > -----

> >

> > Two You say the TLC is not a symptom-oriented approach. However since

> > you also say " We focus on defining the client's desired changes and

> > seeing how the client's brain patterns stand in the way. " if the

> > client wants migraine relief that's what were faced with.

> >

> > So are you saying that EEG tone issue training made those changes Or

> > that PIR Heg made those changes in 6 of 8 of the clients you

> > mentioned.

> > .

> >

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