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Re: [neurofeedcommunity] my GSR (SCL) cannot be trained

I would like to be copied on any responses to this question..Penny Goldberg, LCSW, BCD
----- Original Message -----
From: hooper_jw
Sent: Sunday, March 23, 2008 2:28 AM
Subject: [neurofeedcommunity] my GSR (SCL) cannot be trained

OK, so this isn't strictly a NF question, but apparently my posts
will never be released from moderation on the biofeedback list.

My first encounter with GSR training was using a little device from
Radio Shack that gave audio feedback. As I relaxed, the tone would
go down, down, down, and then suddenly it would just soar. It would
go much higher than where I started, sometimes out of the range of
human hearing.

Here I am 15 years later, and I buy the Wild Divine game -- same
story. Most of my anxiety problems were solved by eliminating all
caffeine a few year back. I bought the Wisdom Quest game and
although I'm a little better, my GSR, which they call SCL, still
soars if I so much as sigh. It sometimes soars for no reason.
Anytime I get near a goal in the game, it races away, hitting the
highest levels.

Only if I close my eyes and watch my breath very closely can I pass
the tests that are dependent on being calm. Playing the game
actually makes my anxiety much worse.

I have never been able to understand why I can't control GSR, or
meditate for that matter. Maybe someone here can make sense of this.

Anyway, my son will be having some NF done with the NeuroCare
system. He is completely unmotivated, doesn't do his schoolwork, and
answers "I don't know" to almost any question you ask him. I'm
pretty sure it isn't defiance.

I have two Procomp+ units and Multitrace, but I don't really know how
to use them unfortunately. Maybe I could sell one and get something
I can use.

Cheers,

John Hooper



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OK, so this isn't strictly a NF question, but apparently my posts will never be released from moderation on the biofeedback list. My first encounter with GSR...
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I would like to be copied on any responses to this question..Penny Goldberg, LCSW, BCD ... From: hooper_jw To: neurofeedcommunity@yahoogroups.com Sent: Sunday,...
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Mar 23, 2008
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John: Have you actually tried using NeuroCARE with the equipment that you have? And, if so, what version of NeuroCARE did you use and what response did you...
Val Brown
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Mar 23, 2008
3:54 pm

Val: I just met Dr. Rosenbaum in Ann Arbor last Thursday. Before that, I didn't even know that NeuroCARE worked on the Procomp. I worked on an addition to ...
JWH
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Mar 24, 2008
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John: I'm glad to be of help. We do have NeruoCAREmote, which is the "home" version of NeuroCARE Pro. There is a description of it on our website: ...
Val Brown
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Mar 24, 2008
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Beyond the obvious comment on use of NeuroCare ZIN system to help stabilize your reactivity (I've had moderate success with a patient, now in her 70's, whose...
Thomas Brod
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Mar 25, 2008
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Tom: I would love to see any actual data you have showing that using LENS and Wild Divine is as good as, let alone more useful, than using NeuroCARE in its...
Val Brown
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Mar 25, 2008
2:24 am

Val, I would love to see data as well showing that NeuroCARE is more effective as well. Any published data on the efficacy of NeuroCARE? Kind regards, Martijn...
Martijn Arns
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Mar 25, 2008
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Martijn: I'm not talking about published data only or even mostly. I'm talking about individuals who have, over the years, tried to prove that NeuroCARE (for...
Val Brown
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Mar 25, 2008
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Martijn: I'm not talking about published data only or even mostly. I'm talking about individuals who have, over the years, tried to prove that NeuroCARE (for...
Val Brown
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Mar 25, 2008
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Val, We are continuously in the process of publishing our work. On www.brainclinics.com <http://www.brainclinics.com/> under literature you will find an...
Martijn Arns
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Mar 25, 2008
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Martijn: I'm sure you are continually publishing what you're doing -- that's your primary area of interest. And, if I'm not mistaken, what your current paper...
Val Brown
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Mar 25, 2008
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All of this is wonderful, except it does not fit the non-linear dynamical paradigm at all. Doing such up-front analyses does not make sense. It's like...
Dr. Sue Brown
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Mar 29, 2008
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Val, When we are talking about disorders such as ADHD there are different causes of ADHD, which is evidenced by the medication response. In QEEG guided NF that...
Martijn Arns
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Martijn: You make my points for me, esp re: the differences between our overall approach. You BELIEVE that separating out point sources is critically important...
Val Brown
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Val, I think you are reversing some things. I don't think it is wise to discuss this at length over the list and bore other people with our differnce in...
Martijn Arns
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Martijn: Again, this is a place where we disagree and where, IMO, you are specifically misstating some things. To say that another way, it's not me who's got...
Val Brown
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Martijn we invited you to a workshop which was especially organised for 'traditional" trainers like you, that have a lot of questionable and incorrect negative...
Ineke Peters
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Mar 26, 2008
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Martin Said ". I don't think it is wise to discuss this at length over the list and bore other people with our differnce in viewpoint" Martin I am not bored...
John Thompson
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Being a layperson, I can only say that I wish there were consensus on these matters. I have heard it all. One site vs. Many. So and so is a genius, no, he...
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John: You and me -- and a whole bunch of other people -- wish exactly the same thing. I've been actively re-involved in the field of neurofeedback for over 18...
Val Brown
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Mar 26, 2008
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John Hooper, You are a breath of fresh and honest air in an atmosphere that frequently is over-heated and sometimes downright nasty. I wish you the very...
Gordon Maclean
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John, Thanks for your constructive post! I would indeed prefer not to get into genius, quacks etc. but rather have a content based conversation, to further all...
Martijn Arns
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Martijn: So does that mean that you want to actually do a joint, "head-to-head" comparison study? I still haven't heard you say a simple yes to that. val...
Val Brown
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Ineke, You know very well what the reasons were for that. To fill in the missing information here: - we had an initial very constructive meeting with...
Martijn Arns
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Mar 26, 2008
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In this field, I think that any explanation for how anything works could be argued infinitely. Some very respectable neurologists have called EEG nothing but...
John Hooper
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Mar 26, 2008
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Hi, The useful facts come from experimentation. hmm. I use neurocare in an office where I have very very happy clients and a waiting list. why would I care...
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Mar 26, 2008
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I wasn't suggesting that practitioners experiment. If you have something that works consistently, there is no need to change what you are doing. Research...
John Hooper
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Mar 26, 2008
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and I am not suggesting that val experiments. I AM suggesting that he get back to work on 2.0 and autonav :-), right after he gets over being bossed around:-)....
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Meg et al: I've never not been working on v2 and, esp AutoNav. And I also don't really get "bossed around", but I suspect that's pretty obvious to most...
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