IASIS TECHNOLOGIES MCN Training Manual

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TRA INI NG

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Page 1 TRA INI NG MANUAL...
Page 2 IASIS It utilizes an EEG unit that is registered with the FDA MCN, as well as what is not under any circumstances and is perceived to distract the brain and CNS from it’s recommended or suggested.
Page 3 (toward “enduring sustainabil- “opening”, feeling “grounded”) ity”). Julie Onton, Ph.D., has stated the latest evidence shows Conditions for which IASIS MCN has been found helpful: that IASIS energy isn’t even penetrating the brain, and Brainwave frequency ranges: 1. emotional...
Page 4 (Kojda and 4. traumatic—TBI, stroke, surgery 5. fibromyalgia--chronic pain, chronic fatigue IASIS MCN is working on the parasympathic and sym- Hambrecht, 2005). But moderate regular exercise also 6. insomnia pathetic nervous system, sometimes referred to as the benefits other tissues including the nervous system “accelerator”...
Page 5 IASIS MCN is a type of brain wave based bio feedback first 1-4 sessions, often on the ride home from the first Attach the Ground (center pin connector) (referred to in the Pilot Study with UCSD &...
Page 6 from 20 to 1 Hz. Suggestions: For clients insufficiently responsive to I-5. This is intended to be avery aggressive, “pull-out-the-stops” protocol. This also may be useful for activation and mood lifting. Feedback signal tracks 100% of the time. or at least Yellow in all four bar charts (green is best). Re-prep with 91% alcohol, skinPure and Elefix paste as Pulse Width % necessary for low impedance.
Page 7 New Client? Click and another window pops up: The Excel spreadsheet will automatically come up and (FIGURE 15) automatically fill with the data from the session and it will then be saved to the Excel default save folder, with a name derived from the specified client name. You may see the Excel spreadsheet being filled in the After a short pause it will turn RED and indicate that screen.
Page 8 until you see the details of the protocol text emerge on the Task Bar button. Although one occasionally may be guided by a map the bottom rows: (FIGURE 20) • Spread out the graph to uncover the protocol as discussed above, without obvious indications to do number otherwise, work generally front-to-back-to-front.
Page 9 The Impact Of Trauma The release of cortisol can be easily activated because the brain is sensitized by trauma and each new trauma (tapping), acupuncture, cold water exposure, throat event has a larger adverse reaction to the next trauma By: Dudley Chewning EdD, LMFT, ICP vibrations (singing, gargling, Mongolian throat singing), event.
Page 10 Ionic concentrations in neurons OUTLINE • Neuron anatomy and neurophysiology • EEG generation and some research findings • Overview of non-invasive neurostimulation K+ is in equilibrium due to opposing forces that balance out at resting membrane potential • IASIS basics and protocols •...
Page 11 Ionic concentrations in neurons EEG is generated by synchronous patches Generalities Awake: outward focus Awake: inward focus Sleepy, spaced out OR concentration Asleep EEG sources can be separated mathematically Eyes open Independent component analysis (ICA) separates mixed EEG Makeig & Onton, signals at “ERP Features and EEG Dynamics: An ICA...
Page 12 independent (co-)modulators of eeg im distribution shifts with emotional state IMx weight distribution COMPASSION ANGER Onton, J., & Makeig, S. (2009). High-frequency broadband modulations of electroencephalographic spectra. Frontiers in human neuroscience, 3. Trial Weights (IMx) theta increases with working memory load im weights for different emotions im activity during emotional imagery...
Page 13 inter-subject emotion space transcranial direct current stimulation EEG “Emotion Space” Independently-rated “Emotion Space” Multi-dimensional scaling tDCS appears to be safe (Bikson et al., 2009) g IMs (all subjects) and effective for depression (Boggio et al., 2008), chronic pain (Fenton et al., 2009; Fregni et al., 2006), stroke (Baker et al.,...
Page 14 current distribution in the brain wait for signal to stabilize comparison of ECT, TMS, Tdcs and IASIS Induced current Electric field (V/m) density (A/m2) tDCS: TMS: >100 (capable of trigger- ECT: ing action TMS: tentials) tDCS: 0.3 – 0.8 IASIS: 0.0056 Peak Power Applied Amps (mA)
Page 15 Subject 1, Session 2 Subject 1, Session 1 Left occipital channel ~9.5 Hz Decreasing alpha to alpha power, increasing start alpha frequency over the session Frequency (Hz) Subject 1, Session 2 Subject 1, Session 3 Left occipital channel ~9.75 Hz Decreasing alpha to alpha power,...
Page 16 Subject 3, Session 1 Right frontal channel * Areas of the Brain Activating F3/F7 T3/FP1 and Their Functions Academic Decreasing ~8.75 Hz Performance F3/F4 O1/O2 T5/T6 T3/T4 FP1/FP2 alpha power, alpha to ADD/ADHD C3/C4 O1/O2 FP1/FP2 increasing start One of the brain’s primary jobs is to protect us. Some- alpha Addiction C3/C4...
Page 17 • Steven Cavallero more car accidents, difficulty playing computer games, Thalamus drawing complete pictures and following directions; • Gil Jansky failure to recognize a simple tune or a friend’s face; gets • Sean Pakbaz, MD, ICP Connects sensory organs to areas of primary sensory lost easily.
Page 18 . What is the most important tool used to track and have patient/client buy-in? What is the main change that occurs within each protocol? . What are three factors that distinguish stronger from weaker protocols? Of the five leads used on the four channel IASIS MCN system, which are the active leads?

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