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Client Introduction
Welcome to Neuro Fitness Center ! We are happy that you are here and hope to
give you a relaxing and transformative experience. We would like to start by
giving you a brief orientation to the process. There are some basic things you
can do to prepare for your sessions.
Prior to Arrival
We ask that you complete the online subjective and objective surveys prior to
your arrival. A link, username, and password will be provided by the person
booking your appointments.
To Begin
Upon arrival please check in with our front office staff and they will provide
you with a schedule of your sessions. Check to be sure that you have completed
the two online surveys. If you have not, you will need to do so before you begin
your training.
Assessment
This is the first step in the training process. The assessment helps us to see
how the patterns of energy are laid out in your individual brain. Each brain is
like a fingerprint – unique to you as an individual. Using non-invasive
electrodes, your trainer will collect data from seven different areas of the
brain while the brain is at rest and on task. That data is processed together
with the online surveys to generate protocols that we will use to help balance
the energy patterns in your brain.
Pre-Session Discussion
After your assessment you will be asked to complete paperwork. At this time, if
you haven’t already done so, please make your payment arrangements with our
front desk . During this time the trainer will be looking over the
information gathered from your assessment. Afterwards, the trainer will discuss
with you the results of your assessment, your goals, and how we will be working
with you individually.
Sessions
Sessions will consist of 5 - 7 protocols that are designed to help balance your
brain. The trainer will place the electrodes at various points on your head.
During each protocol you will be listening to your own brain waves set to
musical notes, as well as other sounds meant to encourage the brain towards a
more balanced state.
Neuro Fitness Center schedules individuals for 1 or 2 week intensives. The
intensive includes brain training two to three times daily – including one brain
assessment to begin the intensive. Typically clients sign on for 1 assessment
and 12 sessions, all accomplished within a 5 to 7 day period.
Intensives have proven to be one of the best methods to train the brain for new
neuro-pathways. For the first few sessions, a brain training session will allow
newly created pathways to dominate for a period of time – 24 to 48 hours – and
then the older more established pathway will usually return. However, in an
intensive, the old pathway does not have an opportunity to regain a dominance
and therefore the newly created pathway has an opportunity to extend itself more
fully and more quickly than in a training based on a once a week effort.
Helpful Hints
We recommend that you arrive about 5 minutes early to your appointments. If
clients are late, we may need to cut time and/or protocol from the session. If
clients are more than 10 minutes late, they may have to forfeit the entire
session and the cost involved. We appreciate your anticipated cooperation in
this matter. It is also important to know that your brain requires additional
energy during this process, and it is beneficial to eat more protein than normal
while doing sessions. Plenty of water is also important.
What to Expect
Each session is conducted in a private, comfortable room. This private room has
a small desk and chair for the
trainer, and a very comfortable anti-gravity chair for you. Your trainer will
explain the results of your
assessment and provide instructions for your sessions based upon the desired
results. You won’t need to think
about this, your brain will catch on very quickly and will work to balance
itself. During a training session your trainer will run a numb er
of protocol structured just for you. Some protocol require you to watch the
screen, others allow you to close your eyes
and recline in the chair. Your trainer
will explain as you begin each segment of the training. During the sessions
we encourage you to stay as relaxed as possible without falling asleep.
Your brain is most capable of receiving information and changing accordingly
while in this state. If you find yourself falling asleep, simply wake yourself
up a little and relax. It is common for people to fall asleep during their
initial training. Many people are sleep deprived and as
soon as the brain recognizes
itself, it starts working to balance itself immediately. This is hard work for
your brain and requires a good amount of energy. Some people respond by
sleeping. Not to worry, your brain is still receiving the information needed to
balance itself. Click here to read more.
Similarly, if you begin to get anxious and worried about what is happening on
the screen then higher frequencies tend to rise and make change a little more
difficult. Please do not worry too much about what is happening on the screen.
Remember that the screen is merely reflecting the activity of your brain while
you are with us. The brain does not reject what it has learned during the
session, but continues to work at balance and harmony even after you leave the
office.
Many people will have more profound changes in between sessions as the brain
works with the information it has been given. It is important to keep your
trainers informed about the experiences you have. Sharing your experience allows
them to accurately understand the way you respond and adjust protocols
throughout your training sessions. Depending on your needs, protocols may stay
the same or change regularly. Many of our clients find it helpful to take notes
or keep a journal beginning with your first day of training and continuing for
one month after completion.
If you have questions throughout the process feel free to ask your trainers.
They will be able to answer your questions or direct them to the appropriate
person.
Things to Tell Your Trainer
Are you on any types of beta blockers (heart medication)? If so, it isn’t
advised that you undergo an assessment or training sessions at this time. If you
choose to have sessions anyway, please inform your trainer what medication you
are using.
How is your hearing? You will be asked some questions as a part of the
assessment process and will also be using headphones during your training
sessions. Please tell your trainer if you have hearing impairment.
Have you had lasik surgery? If so, please tell your trainer.
Are you sensitive to cool interior temperatures? If so, we recommend you bring a
sweater as it is important that you are comfortable while in your session. We
also have blankets available for you to use.
Ladies: Please inform your trainer if you are in the active phase of your
menstrual cycle, as that can be helpful knowledge during your assessment and
sessions.
Exit Interview
At the end of your last session, your trainer will review with you the progress
you have made and what you can expect from there. Results are generally subtle
at first and then they build over time. Many clients notice the most significant
changes 2-3 weeks after completing training. In order for us to track your
progress we ask that you retake the 2 online surveys before leaving. Our
trainers will follow-up with you in three weeks and then again in three months,
after completing your training here at Neuro Fitness Center The follow-up
will be by e-mail and/or phone. However, please feel free to e-mail us at
anytime to tell us how you are doing!
Surveys
There will be four total surveys that you will take. The first survey will be
before your assessment. The second survey will be directly following your last
session. The third survey will be at approximately three weeks after your
intensive is complete during our first follow-up contact. And the fourth survey
will be at approximately three months after your intensive during our second
follow-up contact. These will all be the same surveys. This allows us to see
where changes have occurred and track your progress. You will receive, via
email, a link to the BST Optimization Suite along with your username and
password to access these surveys.
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