Pulling Back The Curtain To The Brain; Referenced EEG, Addictions and Dual Disorders
Scientific Breakthrough in Brain Wave Analysis.
In its leadership role in the treatment of addictions, Brookside Institute insists on using the latest in modern diagnostic and treatment methods. As part of Brookside Institute's science based protocol, the Referenced Electroencephalograph [rEEG] offers treatment professionals of many disciplines and patients the first real hope for long term recovery.
Among the great advances in the scientific and professional treatment of addictions is the increasing availability of brain diagnostic tools, such as the electroencephalograph [EEG]. Traditional treatment methods have largely ignored the actual organic brain and its function, and have suffered an undue amount of failures in recovery.
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UCI School Of Medicine Selects Brookside Institute
Medical Students To Train Onsite
Brookside Institute announced a new affiliation with University of California, Irvine, School of Medicine to provide educational training for UCI medical students. Beginning Fall 2008, UCI medical students will be participating in educational training at Brookside Institute under the supervision of Yi Jin, M.D., Director of Neuroscience at Brookside Institute and Trung Thai, M.D., F. A.C.G.S., Medical Director of Brookside Institute.
Brookside Institute and Brookside Institute’s NeuroScience Center offers UCI medical students a unique opportunity to participate in cutting-edge treatments for substance abuse and mental health disorders such as depression, anxiety, posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).
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Cooperation, Not Affiliation
Qmpas™
The Brainwave Entrainment Process developed by Brookside Institute uses the Q Factor of the patient’s brainwave integrated with music to produce a frequency that reinforces the patient’s improved brain function achieved during treatment. "We are able to improve our patients’ brain functions with Magno-EEG Resonant Therapy (MERT), Neurofeedback and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. QMPAS™ helps them retain that improvement," stated Dr. Trung Thai M.D., F.A.C.G.S., Medical Director of Brookside Institute.
During treatment, the patient’s therapist and other members of the treatment team create audio and video segments that help remind the patient of the concepts he or she learned during different therapy sessions. The entrainment, audio files and videos are downloaded onto an iPod™ that is given to the patient to take home. "QMPAS™ is the next best thing to going home with our patients. With QMPAS™ patients have access to us whenever they need a little extra help," said Laura Rothafel, M.A., L.M.F.T., Clinical Director of Brookside Institute.
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