Physiology of Audio-Visual Entrainment (AVE) Webinar

This webinar is for people that want to know the science behind Audio-Visual Entrainment (AVE) brain stimulation technology. You should watch if you are a psychologist, medical doctor, neurofeedback clinician, chiropractor, nurse, performance trainer, or just want to learn how to use AVE to manage your stress level.
You will want to watch so that you will learn:
1) Physiological aspects of AVE.
2) How AVE physiology applies to clinical applications.
3) Counter-intuitive aspects of AVE.

[@madnessintomagic]

So happy to finally be getting in to this. Just bought the Delight Pro. I worked with someone in NM who used her DAVID to treat in my clinic, and I once had what I believe was a sphenoid mobilization during a treatment (a specific goal for me, but still surprising outcome). Been a fan since.

[@harrykerasidis7335]

Great review Dave! Very informative. Thanks!

[@urALERT]

Thank You Dave -- very good!

[@joepal8247]

very good

[@Migrainesavvy1]

WOW that was great. I'm new to this arena, do you have any more webinars to watch that might touch on chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) or migraine relief or repair? Or can you suggest somewhere to start with incredibly sensitive individuals? I've had to reduce usage myself, due to scrambled thinking and actions. Perhaps with CFS we need to help the mind speed up instead of slow down??

[@Mindalive]

Thank you. Are you able to send an email to [e-mail] and we will forward a study to you?

[@MomentsGap]

Without revealing industry secrets.. How would I imitate +-1 hz randomization? Ramp or step? Within one minute or how frequently? In audio beats bwe...

[@Mindalive]

If you use the DAVID Session Editor or DAVID Studio, simply select Randomization and the software/device will randomize it for you. Randomization implies that any frequency from ±0.1 - 1 Hz will be used at random intervals, usually ranging from 1-15 seconds.

[@kristawohlfeil2863]

Do you have links to the studies mentioned posted anywhere?

[@DaveSiever]

I can send them to you. Please indicate which ones you would like.

[@Mindalive]

If you send an email to [e-mail] we will forward the studies to you.

[@DaveSiever]

Hi Krista, No links, but I can email the research to you.

[@murrik]

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