This is a YouTube video titled "Why Talk Therapy isn't always enough? Consider this holistic solution #mentalwellness #brainhealth" featuring a dialogue between two speakers discussing the limitations of talk therapy and the benefits of brainwave regulation technology for deeper subconscious processing, addressing issues like trauma, PTSD, and addiction. The content is a conversation but does not include a speaker named Dianne Kosto.
Why?
Talk therapy can't always access the deeper brain patterns. So talk therapy can be very effective.
For many people, but there are times where a client is stuck. Have you ever had that type of a client where you've worked with them repeatedly and you know that they know that they know, but they just can't change their behaviors or they just can't really process something the way it needs to be processed? There are other tools out there, but talk therapy sometimes could reach that limit. With brainwave regulation, you can get into that deeper, subconscious brain and actually help.
The brain process things in a way.
That you can't sometimes with talk therapy, we use certain protocols that first of.
All can balance the brainwave activity and better regulate the central nervous system.
And then after a time when we.
Know that person is stabilized, we have a wonderful protocol called Alpha theta that.
We can actually help them go into.
A almost subconscious level using technology to.
Where their brain can actually process things and integrate in a way that you.
Can'T when you're talking about it on a conscious level. It's been proven. It was founded decades ago. Bill Scott Penniston Kakulski There are research studies out there of the effectiveness of ALPH data protocols with multiple traumas and stressors and. And things that need to be processed in order to help an individual function. Well, addictions. PTSD was a huge one as well, and mixed drug use.
So that's what happens when talk therapy can't always get you down into that.
Subconscious level for the brain to really process and integrate things. We can actually use technology to do that.