By Paul G. Swingle
This medical guide argues for utilizing neurotherapy to augment psychological future health and clinical perform throughout settings and specialties. The textual content takes readers throughout the instruments and techniques of neurotherapy: the ClinicalQ for consumption evaluation, a influenced EEG modality known as braindriving, and neurofeedback protocols to retrain mind functionality. Case reports display neurotherapy as an effective part in treating brain-related and mind/body stipulations and indicators, from ADHD, sleep disturbances, and melancholy to fibromyalgia and seizures. Its tools permit clinicians to discover deviations in mind functionality that fall during the diagnostic cracks and select healing interventions most suitable to consumers in accordance with trustworthy data.
incorporated within the coverage:
- Treating the situation rather than the diagnosis.
- Case examples illustrating tips on how to behavior the ClinicalQ, interpret effects, and bring them to clients.
- Sample protocols of braindriving and neurofeedback.
- Using healing harmonics to improve neurotherapy.
- Age-appropriate neurotherapy for kids and seniors.
- Brainwave diagrams, information tables, buyer varieties, and different important instruments and visuals.
Adding Neurotherapy on your Practice will curiosity psychologists, physicians, psychiatrists, chiropractors, and social staff. This stimulating presentation emphasizes the distinctiveness of each buyer, and the ample therapeutic capability of the brain.
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Extra info for Adding Neurotherapy to Your Practice: Clinician’s Guide to the ClinicalQ, Neurofeedback, and Braindriving
Example text
I routinely have clients, often with anger, tell me that I have told them more about their problems after 15 min, than they received after many hours of testing and follow-up sessions, often at a cost of many hundreds of dollars (see description of this process by Susan Olding in the Introduction to this book). However, it is important to be organized and methodical in interpretation of the numerous combinations of markers identified by the ClinicalQ database. Considering only the various combinations of the two frontal locations for just three brainwave bands, the total number is well above 100.
It is interesting that clients occasionally seem to be unaware of their traumatic history. Startling examples include a family in which I found the trauma signature in the map of a 14-year-old boy. ” The latter type of statement is usually a “red flag,” so I pushed the father about issues the boy was coping with. It turns out that the boy’s uncle had been murdered 2 weeks prior to the assessment. Another example is when a client seems to be unaware of a trauma but after a while “recalls” the event which is usually reported at a subsequent visit.
And what I want you to do is stop smoking dope. ’ If you’re not smoking dope so much the better but I’m getting some markers in your brain map that are often associated with cannabis use. If you are, stop because it makes people stupid. ” As it turns out I was correct. Mitch was experimenting with marijuana. Mitch was so shaken by the accuracy of the brainwave assessment that I think he was shocked into stopping the marijuana use on the spot. We had a number of conversations and he shared with me later that he really felt like just quitting.
