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Mind Alive BlogFriday, June 8, 2012 Dave Siever, President of Mind Alive Inc. Last weekend, Mind Alive Inc. had the pleasure of hosting several honored guests from across Canada, some travelling from as far as Nova Scotia, to attend our two-day seminar on Neurophysiology & Stimulation Technologies.  Some of the topics included neurobiology & disorders of the mind, heart rate & meditation, EEG & QEEG interpretation, brain mapping, cognition and behavior.  Our guests got the...

Mind Alive BlogTuesday, May 8, 2012 Dear Dave and Nancy, Active Healing, Inc. is a provider of neurological reorganization located in Gloucester, Massachusetts. Active Healing’s primary focus is the use of developmentally appropriate functional movement to boost the function of subcortical and cortical brain stages. As the executive director it has been my mission over the last 16 years to innovate this program so the care we offer continues to be both wholistic and as...

Mind Alive BlogTuesday, May 8, 2012 Olympic Medallist Uses DAVID Delight Pro to Battle Eating Disorder Catherine Garceau won the Bronze Olympic Medal, in swimming in the 2000 Sydney Olympics. Unfortunately, she developed an eating disorder following the aftermath of her Olympic career.She recently began using the Delight Pro to help her with her anxiety and eating compulsions. Here's what she had to say:Using the David Delight Pro was quite the unexpected calming and transformational...

Mind Alive BlogThursday, April 19, 2012 Dave & Nancy spent the lastt week sailing in the British Virgin Islands. Sailing provides an excellent way of making dendrites. Dendrites are the little “wires” that form in the brain every time we learn or experience something new. When it comes to making dendrites, it’s important to do a variety of activities. I do all kinds of things and I enjoy sailing because it boosts these important parts...

Mind Alive BlogWednesday, March 28, 2012 We often get questions regarding using Audio-Visual Entrainment (AVE) for treating tinnitus. Sometimes AVE works great and sometimes not. Being that I ran the TMJ research lab at the University of Alberta for several years, here is what I have learned about tinnitus: There are several causes of tinnitus. Some are stress related and involve either pinching of the tympanic and auricular nerves and arteries caused by jaw-tension and...