Since beginning the program, I have experienced significant changes in my thought process, my mood, and my perception of my own potential. I feel more in control of life, and better able to make decisions. Most importantly, I feel more inspired by my own dreams and my ability to create them.
Isabel KSessions:11
My experience with the program over the past two months has been awesome! The fact that I am writing this now is evidence that my procrastination, indecision, and inability to focus are no longer dominating my life.
It’s comforting to settle into being the self I’ve always known myself to be, without pain or depression demanding my attention incessantly and causing me to cry easily and be incredibly irritable at times.
Douglas CSessions: 12
Having been in an automobile accident from which I experienced a brief loss of consciousness, I noticed my thinking patterns were less clear than usual. It was a challenge to stay focused but gradually this became easier. I do believe I am handling emotional situations in a calmer way and on good days I can cope better with my computer and paperwork. I expect this will improve even more as I do additional training and recover more fully from my accident.
Paul TSessions: 21
My experience with the program has been an extraordinary journey. Being able to see my day-to-day brain patterns on the computerised EEG was revealing enough, but to actually realise that it was possible to alter these patterns and ultimately my life as a whole was inconceivable. Even more incredulous is the fact that there is nothing that a client actually needs to do to make the procedure work except to accept what the process offers and let it happen naturally.
Julie M.Sessions: 18
Hi Susan,
Just have to share this moment with you because I'm so proud. For the first time ever in Alannah's school career, a teacher wrote down in her agenda (and these are her exact words) 'Lately, Alannah has been great in class, working hard, quiet, on task, up to date'. Never has this happened before. That's 5 positives in the same sentence! So the next time you see Alannah and you ask her 'how's school?' I wonder if she'll mention it? My wish is that it becomes consistent and that I don't get my hopes up.
