The focus of the technology is to train the frequencies in the areas of the brain to increase or decrease depending on what the person wants to accomplish. The training is done non-invasively, with sensors acting as microphones. The other part of the training is guided imagery techniques and visualization; for example an athlete, would visualize his/herself practicing perfect technique, moving properly, and finally at the end of the competition, seeing themselves winning. Brainwave Optimization with RTB™ is oriented to solve problems having to do with the balance and harmony of brain wave energy patterns and is not based on diagnosing diseases, or treating symptoms. Essentially, Brainwave Optimization with RTB™ is a modality that gives the client the ability to overcome mental, emotional and physical imbalances, and optimize their lives by giving their brain the opportunity to "work itself out" in a safe and completely non-invasive way.
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The Process
Although Brainwave Optimization™ technology relies on highly advanced knowledge of computers and human brain function, the process is simple, straightforward, holistic and effective.
The brain is the control center for the entire body.
The brain is the control center for our entire body. It controls every cell, every organ, every tissue and the entire autonomic nervous system (composed of the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems).
Traumas – both emotional and physical – can knock brainwaves out of balance.
Many of us suffer from some measure of brain energy imbalance. When this is the case, a difficult period in our lives can exacerbate the imbalance, with unpleasant consequences.
The ways we behave are often our body's way of working to balance brainwaves that are out of sync.
Because the brain is causing the person to do what he or she needs to do in order to survive, we see behaviors like addictions, rage, eating disorders, depression, anxiety, shoplifting, learning challenges, and self-harm as survival mechanisms, not as moral failings.
Brainwave Optimization produces a map of the brain that shows exactly where and how brainwaves are out of balance.
Brain training begins with an assessment of the individual's brain patterns. Performing a brain assessment is a straightforward process that involves no more than connecting one end of a set of sensors to a computer, then placing the other end on the individual's head in a variety of different locations in order to detect the energy patterns of the brain.
Through sensors placed at points of brainwave disturbance, the sounds of healthy brainwaves are transmitted to the brain, enticing it to seek balance and harmony. This is what we call "Brainwave Optimization."
For thousands of years, people have sought to train their own by brain by enabling it to become its own mirror through meditation. Brainwave Optimization (also called "brain training") takes a step beyond toward relaxation and self-regulation.
The brain hears and absorbs the healthy patterns and returns to balance and harmony.
When the brain is balanced, it is working in an integrated fashion, free of internal conflict between its regions. Each area of the brain is active as it needs to be in support of the activity of the other areas.
Testimonials
Recovery Living - Wynona Judd
When Wynonna Judd walked in the conference room at Brain State Technologies, her smile lit up the room. Although she has more gold and platinum records than she can count and an impressive list of awards, Wynonna doesn't come across as a big music star but rather as a lovely and friendly woman willing to share her experience in order to help others. Born Christina Claire Ciminella in Ashland Kentucky, she renamed herself Wynonna Judd—taking her last name from her mother's maiden name and her first name from the line "Don't forget Winona" in the pop song "Route 66"—Read More...
Correcting Imbalance
Brain Wave Optimization training helps clients address the following imbalances:
Addictive Dependencies (Alcohol, Drug, Gambling, Tobacco), Aggressive Behavior, Anger, Anxiety, Brain Injury, Chronic Fatigue, Chronic Pain, Compulsive Behaviors, Co-dependency issues, Depression, Eating Disorders, Grief and Sadness, Hyperactivity, Hypertension, Inability to Focus, Impulsivity, Inattention, Lack of Energy, Lack of Concentration, Learning Difficulties, Obsessive Thinking, Pain, Panic Attacks, Poor Memory, Para-suicidal Behavior, Self-injurious Behavior, Sexual dysfunction, Sleeping Difficulties, Stress, Unhappiness, And much more...