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Setting up an AVE group session with Spectrum eyesets
Setting up an AVE group session with Spectrum eyesets For the past few decades, many clinicians have expressed the need for an effective and affordable AVE system for group work. The Spectrum eyeset and our DAVID PC apps offer a clinician the ability to set up a group of several clients on an Audio-Visual Entrainment (AVE) session. Now, by plugging into a simple USB hub, large groups can experience AVE therapy along with hypnotic inductions,...
Most Popular Social Media Posts of 2019
Year in Review 2019 We’d like to share our most popular posts on our Facebook and Twitter pages in 2019. So please enjoy whether this is the first time seeing the post or a review! Most often, we post about the technologies that we use in our work – Audio-Visual Entrainment (AVE), Cranio-Electro Stimulation (CES), transcranial DC Stimulation (tDCS) and Microcurrent Electrotherapy (MET), but we also like to share interesting articles we come across about...
Mind Alive’s First Sailing Adventure
Written by Dave Siever, June 2019 Our adventure began aboard the Audrey Rose, a 2010 Bavaria 45. My shipmates were Cynthia and Perry Kerson and Mari Swingle. Cynthia is a professor at Saybrook University and very active in the neuropsychology community. Mari is the author of the best-selling books “iMinds,” and “iMinds second edition.” (http://www.drmariswingle.com/). Perry is an accomplished boat captain with years of experience running a salmon fishing charter and racing sailboats. Here are...
What?! A Pain-Free Visit to the Dentist?
I had a dentist appointment recently and decided to take a DAVID Delight Plus with me and try out the Audio-Visual Entrainment (AVE) “Feeling Better” session number 4 – Extended Deep Alpha Relaxer and see how it worked. ...
How to Prevent Cognitive Decline When You Are Aged 50 or Above
Are you aged over 50, and you have started noticing some changes in the power of your memory? Suddenly, you just cannot remember things as you used to when you were a little younger. Maybe, you go to the kitchen, but cannot tell what took you there, or cannot remember a familiar name when conversing with peers and friends. Well, while this might not be unusual among older adults, it could be frustrating. Even though...