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EEG biofeedback has been shown to be
effective in helping address: Addictive Disorders Quietmind Foundation (QMF) is a holistic behavioral healthcare provider specializing
in brainwave biofeedback therapy, psychotherapy and Bioenergetic
Analysis. Our mission is to integrate EEG biofeedback into the
mainstream public healthcare delivery system. QMF is also committed to
developing an academically-based training and research center for
professionals in the use of this technology. We suggest that Neurofeedback
training should be conducted and supervised by knowledgeable certified
professionals. In competent hands, some 90% of our clients should expect to
see health and educational benefits ranging from subtle to profound. These
gains are reinforced in daily life, and are therefore expected to be lasting.
Most often cited are enduring increases in abilities to concentrate, focus,
learn, remember, and make complex decisions. Many other benefits are commonly
reported anecdotally, including improved mood regulation, reduced anxiety,
and improved sleep. IQ boosts of 10-20 points are commonplace [typical] in
certain special needs groups. No other treatment to
date has so substantially reduced students' need for pharmaceuticals such as
Ritalin. No other technology available today is as promising to enlarge the
academic prospects of children with learning handicaps. No known
alternative to Neurofeedback is likely to be more effective in fulfilling the
President's vision of leaving no child behind. We integrate the use of
traditional biofeedback, movement reeducation and body-centered psychotherapy
techniques, including Edu-Kinesthetics, the Feldenkrais
Method and Bioenergetic Analysis to help clients achieve
lasting, functional improvement. To learn more about Quietmind, choose one of
the treatment approaches listed above. To download our brochure, click here. Contact Quietmind
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