- QMF on CBS: Light Therapy Helmet Helps Treat Health Problems "Improving brain function with light therapy. It’s a breakthrough treatment being tested in Montgomery County, with some encouraging, early results....
- Ch3 Clinical Trial Story aired 10/18/11 The infrared light therapy for dementia and traumatic brain injury is airing tonight on Channel 3 during the 11pm news. Dr. Berman and participants...
- Stephanie Stahl and Ch3 CBS news story We were very pleased to have Ms. Stahl and her film crew come and interview some of the participants in the current clinical trial using the 1072mm...
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CBS news tstory on 1072 IR Trial
Submitted by mhberman on Mon, 10/24/2011 - 17:51The story aired last Tuesday night and the piece was really great. We are getting a steady stream of calls from people with a wide range of issues seeking help. What we are not seeing is the expected explosion of response from people with dementia.
Quietmind Foundation Affiliates with New Jersey Institute for Neuroscience at Meadowlands Hospital
Submitted by mhberman on Thu, 10/13/2011 - 09:08Stephanie Stahl and Ch3 CBS news story
Submitted by mhberman on Tue, 08/16/2011 - 00:57We were very pleased to have Ms. Stahl and her film crew come and interview some of the participants in the current clinical trial using the 1072mm infrared light stimulation protocol. We also had one of our clients who suffered a terrible brain injury in a work related incident tell her story.
Watermark Presentation with Dr. Gordon Dougal - June 24 at 10:30am
Submitted by mhberman on Sat, 06/04/2011 - 18:57Gordon Dougal, MD, inventor of the 1072nm near infrared light therapy and Dr. Marvin H. Berman, PhD will be speaking to residents and staff at The Watermark at Logan Square (2 Franklin Town Plaza) on the world's first early-stage dementia clinical trial being conducted at Quietmind Foundation.
Watermark Presentation Scheduled for May 2 7pm
Submitted by mhberman on Sat, 04/23/2011 - 11:18Quietmind Associates president, Marvin H. Berman PhD will talk about alternative approaches to memory preservation and preventing dementia as part of our public education program. The program is for the residents of the Watermark at 1 Franklin Town Plaza on Monday 5/2/11 at 7-8pm.






