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TQ7 Trainer’s Q
Versión 7.5 Reunir un mapa de 20 sitios de actividad cerebral en menos de 25 minutos con TQ7. Remover artefactos y producir un plan de entrenamiento de whole brain personalizado en 5 minutos.
Completamente automático–con anulación manual si elige.
Ningún costo ni retraso
Integrado con sus diseños de entrenamiento de brain-trainer
Use el mismo hardware y software que usa para entrenar.
El sistema más rápido, más práctico, centrado en el cliente y efectivo.
En Brain-Trainer creemos que “menos es más”.
La población basada en QEEG’s son buenas para investigación, pero cuestan más, toman más tiempo y no se enfocan en sus preguntas prácticas. No pueden distinguir entre varianzas útiles y problemáticas, entonces ellos arriesgan entrenar más abajo de las fortalezas del cliente. Omitiendo la base de datos, el TQ7 omite las montañas de datos y el enfoque de “promedio” de identificar las tendencias relacionadas a las metas de entrenamiento. Puede reunir, artefacto y cargar los datos de 20 sitios en 25 minutos y producir un plan de entrenamiento de Whole-Brain y un resumen de patrones dentro de 3-5 más! Hay menos datos innecesarios, menos posibilidad de respuesta negativa, menos retraso de procesamiento y cargos. Eso quiere decir más enfoque en problemas críticos de entrenamiento, más inmediato, y más económico en un sistema de entrenamiento completo y evaluación integrada que deja $4,000-$8,000 MÁS en su bolsillo!
Licencia de usuario único. Disponible para uso en una computadora. Todas las evaluaciones/reportes generadas son portátiles a computadoras secundarias.
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Tess Lawson, No Stress Success NeuroFeedback Clinic –
I don’t know if anyone has said this to you yet, but as far as innovation and ‘bringing the goods to the people’ – you and your TLC7AP are about as close to Bill Gates and the Personal Computer (PC) in the Neurofeedback world as it gets… This TLC7AP is Amazing, Amazing, Amazing.
For what it may or may not be worth, my [sentient automation] comment was to emphasize the brilliance of your work in creating the TLC7AP; in 2006 I was awarded a Canadian National Research (NRC) Grant to put Trust and Tax Law into a ‘Expert System’ aka Artificial Intelligence (AI), online. The project had me work with some great inventors and software engineers in Canada in this discipline.
What I am experiencing with your TLC7AP, and being that it only took me exactly 6 minutes to figure out and put into full utilization, is that you and your ‘Expert System’ have pretty much ‘nailed it’ when it comes to what we had always referred to as the Best Practise approach for a sentient AI system.
I have only thought of tackling other global sectors ie. Education, Medical etc but I did put a lot of effort, practise and research as well as Canadian Government resources into creating one for the Legal system.
In summary, I think the AI approach that is found in your TLC7AP might lend itself to creating Expert Systems for these other global sectors with the required effort and resource in its’ adaptation.
With much admiration and gratitude for your work.
Birgit –
Congratulations, TLC7 assessment is really wonderful and a piece of cake. I am really excited as this will save me a lot of time.
Claudius Nagel, Germany –
First of all I want to express my appreciation and gratitude for Petes work and efforts on the TLC7 and the brain-trainer system. I am REALLY convinced of these assessment and training tools and do profit a lot from them in daily neurofeedback practice!
I had formerly been working (and still do) with a BM Discovery device and NeuroGuide a lot – both for QEEG assessments and z-score NFB, which provides a seamless integration of assessment and training as well, but actually based on a population-based normative comparison with average brains and training deviant brain areas towards normal respectively average. I was generally having (and still have) good success with NeuroGuide – however, there have also been cases, which did not really progress well with the training and did not really improve much at all or any further from a certain level of progress. So I encountered that Z-score NFB – as convincing as it may appear to scientifically oriented guys like me – does have some limits and does not bring you forward in every case or with every client.
Therefore I had been seeking for good and useful alternatives and found the TLC7 and brain-trainer system to be worthwhile for having a deeper look into. I have meanwhile been intensively coping and working with the TLC7 and brain-trainer system for about a year and I must say that I really love it!
For me the TLC7 assessment is a very valuable add-on as well as a reasonable alternative to a QEEG-assessment. I found that the TLC7 assessment provides about the same basic picture of a clients’ brain as a QEEG done with NeuroGuide. Of course the information and brain maps of these two assessment methods are not being identical but rather similar to each other, but they somehow verify each other in many aspects.
I do for instance have a client with a very hot prefrontal cortex (extremely high beta at Fp1, Fp2, F3 & F4), which especially fires up with eyes open and in task, as seen on the TLC maps page: https://brain-trainer.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/cntest-1.jpg
Same is shown for the same client in NeuroGuide – here an eyes open assessment. Both assessments (TLC7 and QEEG with NG had been done on the same day right after each other): https://brain-trainer.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/cntest-2.jpg
NeuroGuide also shows very low coherence values for that client all over the brain and over all frequency bands (except alpha) – here the same eyes open assessment: https://brain-trainer.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/cntest-3.jpg
About the same is shown on the TLC synchrony page. However, the TLC does also show low Alpha coherence values. Please be aware that the TLC does also show low coherence values in the Beta and High Beta band – but they are not being pointed out in blue, because low fast wave coherences are not being regarded as an issue: https://brain-trainer.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/cntest-4.jpg
So seeing about the same things in the TLC7 as in the QEEG done with NeuroGuide does actually prove the validity of the TLC7 and gives me the confidence that I can rely on the data of the TLC7. However, the TLC7 does provide a lot of additional valuable information on a clients’ brain, which is not being so directly obvious or not even recognizable at all from the QEEGs done with NeuroGuide. In regard of the above client, the TLC7 did also point out low gamma coherences, left/right reversals (especially in the rear of the brain), front/back reversals, a general fast wave dominance as well as low Theta/Beta ratios all over the brain, a low Alpha peak frequency in the front of the brain, a hot right rear quadrant, low SMR values and even a few more issues. As these are being important information for selecting the proper training protocols, I wouldn’t want to miss these any more. Therefore the TLC7 has become an indispensable and extremely valuable assessment and brainwave pattern analysis tool for me.
So even if one is already doing population-based QEEG assessments on his clients, the TLC7 is definitely being a valuable addition and worth the according investment, as it provides additional information which are being helpful in understanding even better how the brains of your clients function. And for those trainers and clinicians who can’t afford a 10,000 – 20,000 US$ QEEG equipment anyway, the TLC7 is being a very good low-cost alternative, which delivers valid and reliable information on the clients brain as well as a population-based QEEG does. Especially for training purposes (unless one is doing z-score training) I regard the TLC7 as even more valuable and useful than a population based QEEG assessment, because it provides a lot of essential information on the client’s brain, that is not being found in a QEEG and which is extremely helpful and relevant in regard of an appropriate training protocol selection.
Marcio –
Ther is a bug in the Plan, when I am creating a executive summary report in excel version, pop up this error: run time error 9 “subscript out of range” and the report is not finished.
Rah –
Marcio, we have a newer version that should have fixed this problem. Please download and run the latest version. Let us know if you are still getting an error. If so, please tell us what version of Windows and what version of Excel you are using so we can troubleshoot.