VisionQuest Glossary

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Light that Helps

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Anil Seth's profound explorationƪ

Light therapy for jet lagƪ

Binaural Beats

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Anxiety and depression treatment.∞

Athletic performance enhancement.∞

Audio-visual entrainment devices.∞

Isochronic tones

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Benefits`
Discovery in 1981`
Stronger brainwave effect`
Single tone pulses`

Simple on-off tone`
Flexible frequency`

Audibility crucial`
No headphones required`
Cortical evoked response`

Standard sessions`

Discoverer Dr Arturo Manns`

Brainwave entrainment`

` vs Isochronic Tones`
Headphones requirement`

Frequency range limitations`

Monaural beats comparison`

Habituation phenomenon`
Non-associative learning`
Counteracting habituation`
Brain hemisphere functions`

Left brain analytical`
Lateralization of brain functions`

ADHD treatment`

Brain cross-wiring`
Amplitude Entrainment`
Thalamus function`

App availability`

Placebo effect`

Brainwave entrainment`

Professional equipment`
Brain activity patterns`
Meditation application`
Cognitive enhancement`

Home use feasibility`

Comparative effectiveness`
Entrainment in meditation`
Auditory brainwave impact`
AVE technology`

Binaural beats comparison`
AVE benefits`

Color Therapy

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Ancient Egyptians used colored glassesļ

Blue cools and calmsļ

Applications of chromotherapyļ

Angelica de Vito's experienceļ

NeuroFeedback-NeuroTherapy

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Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)⎋

Anxiety disorders⎋

Alzheimer’s disease⎋

Behavior modification⎋

Music Therapy♫

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'Reviews trauma history.'♪
'Identifies trauma triggers.'♪
'Monitors emotional well-being.'♪

'Rooted in military recovery.'♪
'Technical Bulletin 187.'♪
'Recovery in Army hospitals.'♪
'Early music therapy studies.'♪
'Margaret Anderton’s course.'♪
'1919 Columbia University.'♪
'War-wounded Canadian soldiers.'♪
'Music in World War II.'♪
'Ira Altshuler’s contributions.'♪
'Willem van de Wall’s text.'♪
'E. Thayer Gaston’s influence.'♪
'Organizational advancements.'♪
'First music therapy programs.'♪
NAMT establishment in 1950.♪
'Board-certification program.'♪
'Senate Hearing on Aging.'♪
'Growth of music therapy.'♪
'Analytical Music Therapy (AMT).'♪
'Encourages musical dialogue.'♪
'Improvised therapy sessions.'♪
'Mary Priestley’s contributions.'♪
'British music therapy model.'♪
'Recognized international model.'♪
'Primary psychotherapeutic treatment.'♪
'Music’s central role.'♪
'Psychological insights through music.'♪
'Broad applicability of AMT.'♪
'Neurologic Music Therapy (NMT).'♪
'Therapeutic use of music.'♪
'Applied to neurologic dysfunctions.'♪
'Based on neuroscience research.'♪
'Enhances neuroplasticity.'♪
'Facilitates neurorehabilitation.'♪
'Rhythm primes motor functions.'♪

'Speech and language interventions.'♪
'Motor treatment areas.'♪
'Sensorimotor training.'♪

'Cognitive training domains.'♪
'Individualized interventions.'♪
'Speech and singing connections.'♪

Side Effects

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Vibration health risks¶

Hyperpigmentation risk¶

Antivibratory tools¶