Broadcast 2/19/2010 at 11:47 AM EST (184 Listens, 170 Downloads, 3520 Itunes)
Rob Kall Futurehealth Radio Show Podcast
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Podcast will be uploaded Sunday night, Feb 21, 2010
Les Fehmi and Susan Shore Fehmi
Les is Director and Susan is
executive Director of the Princeton Biofeedback Center LLC
Les is
Co-author of the book, the Open Focus Brain-- Harnessing the power of
attention to heal mind and body.
openfocus.com
New book,
dissolving Pain, will hopefully be out this summer.
Chaired ther
first national meeting of biofeedback researchers in 1968 in Aspen
COlorado, was the first president of the biofeedback society of New
Jersey.
Author of many publications in the field of biofeedback
Co-authored
the
Has been a Consultant to Veterans Admin, Massachusettes
General Hospital, Harvard Medical School and a researcher at NASA-AMES
STanford University, UCLA's brain research institute and Lockheed
Aircraft company.
He has developed and patented phase sensitive
EEG biofeedback instrumentation and training programs.
Was
invited by the US olympic development committee to train "world class"
athletes in open focus and biofeedback and is also a consultant for
coach Bob Ward of the Dallas Cowboys (NFL) and a certified specialist in
speed and explosion by the national association of speed and explosion.
Susan Shore Fehmi is a licensed social worker in New Jersey
and NY, recent recipient of the Joel Lubar award for
Formerly
director of psychological services at the Behavioral Institute and
Clinic of Princeton, director of the biofeedback and stress management
clinic of ny city, a psychotherapist in private practice, adjuctant
faculty at Hunter College, 
Notes from the interview below
If you enjoy this free Podcast, consider purchasing the following plenary or workshop recordings.
SYNCHRONY: HOW THE BRAIN CODES INFORMATION SKU# AG-P-049 Futurehealth Plenary Talk by Les Fehmi Early studies on information processing in the visual system have shown that visual information is transmitted as a spatial, not a temporal, code. Information travels toward the cortex as waves of synchronous action potentials. The role of synchrony in transmission of various kinds of information will be described. The role of synchrony in coding information at the level of the nerve, and at higher levels of neural organization, is crucial for controlling attention. Learning to increase and decrease brain wave synchrony with neurofeedback provides a skill set which is crucial to attentional flexibility and well being. (Specifications: MP3, 20 mins) $7.00 (min.)
In Depth Presentation and Demonstration of How Coherence Training with Couples and Groups Impacts Attentional Flexibility SKU# AF-W4-025 Fehmi, Les and Susan B. Shor. Futurehealth Workshop (Specifications: MP3, 4 hours) $65.00 (min.)
Flexibility Training: Synchrony or Not? SKU# AF-P-023 Fehmi, Les and Susan B. Shor. Futurehealth Plenary (Specifications: MP3, 20 mins) $7.00 (min.)
The Potential of the Synchronous Brain; Synchrony Training for Individual and Adults SKU# AE-W4-013 Fehmi, Les & Susan Schore. Futurehealth Workshop (Specifications: MP3, 4 hours) $45.00 (min.)
Brain synchrony leads to sense of well being and integration. Brings about stronger feelings of union and oneness.
Hooking two people together and get them in synchrony-- feel synchrony, into-itness and harmony with their partner.
Have done a lot of couples work.
talks about different kinds of attention
what the beginning of NF is with the FEhmis.
placement locations, hardware
use of open focus for pain, including anxiety
working with ADD ADHD kids
in beginning, were reluctant to do open focus or phase synchronous and did single channel
in time, found that they were getting better results with whole head synchrony training and now do that first.
golfer who suffered from the yips-- uncontrollable muscle twitches in the forearm-- just before the putter his the ball, some twitches occur-- this is very bad for putting.
Open Focus, after a few hours, the yips were almost 100% gone. Also helped his tennis playing.
Work with Dallas Cowboys conditioning coach-- optimization of function strategies and protocols.
Speed and explosion work
Bottom-up
People who are drawn to hierarchical, top, down, ... 48
Les "Everything boils down to attention. Attention is the most critical behavior we engage in. "
Workshops--
*** Changed personality from more formal to more .... 51:00
Role of qEEG in their work-- no longer do it first.
They use a service for qEEG analysis...
Workshops-- individual and couples training-- for practitioners and laymen.
Certification of trainers-- for practitioners. Find
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