\nHistory of Home-Based Training
\n<\/a><\/h4>\n<\/div>\n\n\n\nAs early as 1996, brain-trainer was supporting lay trainers working at home with themselves or their families. By 2005 we were supporting several large home-trainer networks. We continue to be one of the few providers who make the same resources available to lay and professional trainers.<\/p>\n
We\u2019ve seen some astonishing results achieved by lay trainers, and we\u2019ve also seen that home-based training is not a good solution for everyone.<\/p>\n
Our approach is to make sure prospective lay trainers understand what they\u2019re getting into, what the costs will be and what they\u2019ll need to succeed. We\u2019ll help them find a professional if they decide that makes more sense. If not, we\u2019ll support them to achieve the best results they can.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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\nWhat It Takes To Train At Home
\n<\/a><\/h4>\n<\/div>\n\n\n\nYou will need a computer running Windows XP or later. This can be a Mac as long as you have installed a program like BootCamp, which partitions the hard drive and lets you install Windows on one side. Ideally you\u2019ll also have a computer running Windows XP or later, with minimal distractions while training. The most important key to success, however, is what we call the IT (identified trainer)<\/em>. This may be the client, a parent or anyone who is organized and motivated enough to make sure the training sessions happen regularly. One session every week or two, or 4 in 2 weeks, then a week without, etc. is like going to the gym on that schedule. You won\u2019t get results, you\u2019ll get frustrated, and you\u2019ll end up wasting your money. The IT should be someone who is comfortable with computers and ideally someone who can follow instructions. Finally, the IT should NOT be actively at war with the target client. Otherwise, the training just becomes another battle in the war, and it won\u2019t happen. If you can\u2019t provide these things, spend your money on a good trainer.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n![\"What](\"https:\/\/brain-trainer.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2014\/12\/home-training.jpg\")
<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n\nWhat Are the Options<\/a><\/h4>\n<\/div>\n\n\n\nThe two major brain-training systems we recommend are HEG and EEG. HEG <\/a>is quick and easy to use and is helpful for problems of attention, impulse control, organization, motivation, emotional stability and brightness, etc. It\u2019s a good option for training almost immediately, without an assessment and in only 15-20 minutes every other day.<\/p>\nEEG training<\/a> is more complex to learn and do. There are some basic skills to learn, but with support a lay trainer can gather the data for their QEEG and train a whole-brain plan. For physical issues like sleep or pain, for emotional issues, trauma, meditative states, etc. EEG is an important part of training. Both together are ideal.<\/p>\nMost professionals will use the whole package. Many home trainers\u2014especially those working on primarily cognitive issues of mental performance in younger brains, may find HEG is all they need. It is possible to buy an HEG system initially, choosing an amplifier with the ability to do EEG also, and then add EEG if and when desired without a major additional cost.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n\nWhat Are the Risks<\/a><\/h4>\n<\/div>\n\n\n\nAnything that has the power to help you change your brain in positive ways can also have negative results. You can hurt yourself swimming or jogging or working out at the gym. The brain-trainer approach is to look at the brain in detail\u2014see what activation patterns are in place and identify those most likely to block the desired changes. The Whole-Brain training plan<\/a> works all of these in a circuit, so no one site or system is over-trained and the whole system changes. Certainly a person may experience a release of emotions during or after a session\u2014tears or anger\u2014as a part of letting go of old patterns, but these responses generally last 8-12 hours or less. And the client always has the right to stop an exercise if it doesn\u2019t feel good. Returning to the same training 5 sessions later in the next circuit, that same exercise can turn out to be one of the most useful. The brain-trainer approach doesn\u2019t \u201cpush\u201d the brain, and it focuses on flexibility and stability, so it is very unlikely to result in discomfort or even a temporary negative response.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n![\"Lay-trainers](\"https:\/\/brain-trainer.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2014\/12\/pattern-to-plan.jpg\")
<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n\nHow Does Brain-Trainer Help?<\/a><\/h4>\n<\/div>\n\n\n\nYour Signature package will include everything you need in an integrated system to do the training you wish to pursue. You don\u2019t have to decide among the options and figure out what goes together. It\u2019s all done for you. The package also includes our online support to install the system on your computer. Packages often include training videos to help you develop basic skills by downloading and watching them at home on your own computer. Many packages also include mentoring, so you have one of our trainers available when there are doubts or concerns\u2014even just questions and suggestions. Our FAQ area<\/a> is a remarkable resource to help you learn more about brain training on your own time. Our braintrainer Yahoo group<\/a> brings more than 2000 colleagues into your email box to answer questions, help with technical issues or let you read the answers to their questions. EEG packages include processing of your TQ and presentation of a Whole-Brain Training Circuit to guide you every step of the way.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
As early as 1996, brain-trainer was supporting lay trainers working at home with themselves or their families. By 2005 we were supporting several large home-trainer networks. We continue to be one of the few providers who make the same resources available to lay and professional trainers.<\/p>\n
We\u2019ve seen some astonishing results achieved by lay trainers, and we\u2019ve also seen that home-based training is not a good solution for everyone.<\/p>\n
Our approach is to make sure prospective lay trainers understand what they\u2019re getting into, what the costs will be and what they\u2019ll need to succeed. We\u2019ll help them find a professional if they decide that makes more sense. If not, we\u2019ll support them to achieve the best results they can.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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\nWhat It Takes To Train At Home
\n<\/a><\/h4>\n<\/div>\n\n\n\nYou will need a computer running Windows XP or later. This can be a Mac as long as you have installed a program like BootCamp, which partitions the hard drive and lets you install Windows on one side. Ideally you\u2019ll also have a computer running Windows XP or later, with minimal distractions while training. The most important key to success, however, is what we call the IT (identified trainer)<\/em>. This may be the client, a parent or anyone who is organized and motivated enough to make sure the training sessions happen regularly. One session every week or two, or 4 in 2 weeks, then a week without, etc. is like going to the gym on that schedule. You won\u2019t get results, you\u2019ll get frustrated, and you\u2019ll end up wasting your money. The IT should be someone who is comfortable with computers and ideally someone who can follow instructions. Finally, the IT should NOT be actively at war with the target client. Otherwise, the training just becomes another battle in the war, and it won\u2019t happen. If you can\u2019t provide these things, spend your money on a good trainer.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n\nWhat Are the Options<\/a><\/h4>\n<\/div>\n\n\n\nThe two major brain-training systems we recommend are HEG and EEG. HEG <\/a>is quick and easy to use and is helpful for problems of attention, impulse control, organization, motivation, emotional stability and brightness, etc. It\u2019s a good option for training almost immediately, without an assessment and in only 15-20 minutes every other day.<\/p>\nEEG training<\/a> is more complex to learn and do. There are some basic skills to learn, but with support a lay trainer can gather the data for their QEEG and train a whole-brain plan. For physical issues like sleep or pain, for emotional issues, trauma, meditative states, etc. EEG is an important part of training. Both together are ideal.<\/p>\nMost professionals will use the whole package. Many home trainers\u2014especially those working on primarily cognitive issues of mental performance in younger brains, may find HEG is all they need. It is possible to buy an HEG system initially, choosing an amplifier with the ability to do EEG also, and then add EEG if and when desired without a major additional cost.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n\nWhat Are the Risks<\/a><\/h4>\n<\/div>\n\n\n\nAnything that has the power to help you change your brain in positive ways can also have negative results. You can hurt yourself swimming or jogging or working out at the gym. The brain-trainer approach is to look at the brain in detail\u2014see what activation patterns are in place and identify those most likely to block the desired changes. The Whole-Brain training plan<\/a> works all of these in a circuit, so no one site or system is over-trained and the whole system changes. Certainly a person may experience a release of emotions during or after a session\u2014tears or anger\u2014as a part of letting go of old patterns, but these responses generally last 8-12 hours or less. And the client always has the right to stop an exercise if it doesn\u2019t feel good. Returning to the same training 5 sessions later in the next circuit, that same exercise can turn out to be one of the most useful. The brain-trainer approach doesn\u2019t \u201cpush\u201d the brain, and it focuses on flexibility and stability, so it is very unlikely to result in discomfort or even a temporary negative response.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n\nHow Does Brain-Trainer Help?<\/a><\/h4>\n<\/div>\n\n\n\nYour Signature package will include everything you need in an integrated system to do the training you wish to pursue. You don\u2019t have to decide among the options and figure out what goes together. It\u2019s all done for you. The package also includes our online support to install the system on your computer. Packages often include training videos to help you develop basic skills by downloading and watching them at home on your own computer. Many packages also include mentoring, so you have one of our trainers available when there are doubts or concerns\u2014even just questions and suggestions. Our FAQ area<\/a> is a remarkable resource to help you learn more about brain training on your own time. Our braintrainer Yahoo group<\/a> brings more than 2000 colleagues into your email box to answer questions, help with technical issues or let you read the answers to their questions. EEG packages include processing of your TQ and presentation of a Whole-Brain Training Circuit to guide you every step of the way.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
You will need a computer running Windows XP or later. This can be a Mac as long as you have installed a program like BootCamp, which partitions the hard drive and lets you install Windows on one side. Ideally you\u2019ll also have a computer running Windows XP or later, with minimal distractions while training. The most important key to success, however, is what we call the IT (identified trainer)<\/em>. This may be the client, a parent or anyone who is organized and motivated enough to make sure the training sessions happen regularly. One session every week or two, or 4 in 2 weeks, then a week without, etc. is like going to the gym on that schedule. You won\u2019t get results, you\u2019ll get frustrated, and you\u2019ll end up wasting your money. The IT should be someone who is comfortable with computers and ideally someone who can follow instructions. Finally, the IT should NOT be actively at war with the target client. Otherwise, the training just becomes another battle in the war, and it won\u2019t happen. If you can\u2019t provide these things, spend your money on a good trainer.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n The two major brain-training systems we recommend are HEG and EEG. HEG <\/a>is quick and easy to use and is helpful for problems of attention, impulse control, organization, motivation, emotional stability and brightness, etc. It\u2019s a good option for training almost immediately, without an assessment and in only 15-20 minutes every other day.<\/p>\n EEG training<\/a> is more complex to learn and do. There are some basic skills to learn, but with support a lay trainer can gather the data for their QEEG and train a whole-brain plan. For physical issues like sleep or pain, for emotional issues, trauma, meditative states, etc. EEG is an important part of training. Both together are ideal.<\/p>\n Most professionals will use the whole package. Many home trainers\u2014especially those working on primarily cognitive issues of mental performance in younger brains, may find HEG is all they need. It is possible to buy an HEG system initially, choosing an amplifier with the ability to do EEG also, and then add EEG if and when desired without a major additional cost.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Anything that has the power to help you change your brain in positive ways can also have negative results. You can hurt yourself swimming or jogging or working out at the gym. The brain-trainer approach is to look at the brain in detail\u2014see what activation patterns are in place and identify those most likely to block the desired changes. The Whole-Brain training plan<\/a> works all of these in a circuit, so no one site or system is over-trained and the whole system changes. Certainly a person may experience a release of emotions during or after a session\u2014tears or anger\u2014as a part of letting go of old patterns, but these responses generally last 8-12 hours or less. And the client always has the right to stop an exercise if it doesn\u2019t feel good. Returning to the same training 5 sessions later in the next circuit, that same exercise can turn out to be one of the most useful. The brain-trainer approach doesn\u2019t \u201cpush\u201d the brain, and it focuses on flexibility and stability, so it is very unlikely to result in discomfort or even a temporary negative response.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Your Signature package will include everything you need in an integrated system to do the training you wish to pursue. You don\u2019t have to decide among the options and figure out what goes together. It\u2019s all done for you. The package also includes our online support to install the system on your computer. Packages often include training videos to help you develop basic skills by downloading and watching them at home on your own computer. Many packages also include mentoring, so you have one of our trainers available when there are doubts or concerns\u2014even just questions and suggestions. Our FAQ area<\/a> is a remarkable resource to help you learn more about brain training on your own time. Our braintrainer Yahoo group<\/a> brings more than 2000 colleagues into your email box to answer questions, help with technical issues or let you read the answers to their questions. EEG packages include processing of your TQ and presentation of a Whole-Brain Training Circuit to guide you every step of the way.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nWhat Are the Options<\/a><\/h4>\n<\/div>\n
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