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Brain Music Therapy finds, records, and reinforces brain waves that are associated with various physiological parameters, such as heart rate and muscle tension.
Changes in brain activity correlate with physiological parameters and reflect on emotions and behavior. The rhythmic patterns of brain waves promote distinct meditative and activating states. Unfortunately, a person's desire to fall asleep does not always correspond to his/her brain wave state.
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Brain Music Therapy records brain waves using EEG (electroencephalogram) equipment, and translates them into unique musical compositions. These musical sounds are presented in the form of two music files: relaxing and activating. Listening those files reflects on individual brain wave patterns and promotes the desired state of mind.
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The Procedure:
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The physician provides a brief medical evaluation.
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The patient fills out two questionnaires: Beck Depression Inventory and Subjective Sleep Scale.
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The individual's key brain wave patterns are recorded using EEG equipment. The recording time is about 5 to 10 minutes, and the duration of the entire procedure is approximately 20-25 minutes. The procedure is painless and non-invasive.
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For an optimal recording, patients have to keep still and attempt to bring themselves to a relaxed state.
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The individual's brain wave patterns are processed through algorithms, which extract key healing rhythms, and translate them into a sound-based format of two musical compositions.
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In approximately 3-4 weeks, the patients receive their personal brain music CD, which includes recommendations by a licensed physician.
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