Neurofeedback & NeuroRehab Institute of Pasadena

06/03/2025

12/24/2024

Important information! Thanks to Dr Andrew Weil!

New research reveals that common food additives could be disrupting your gut health! Are we unknowingly harming our microbiome?

https://www.drweil.com/blog/bulletins/food-additive-might-disrupt-gut-health/

10/11/2024

09/17/2024

Goodbye, Meta verse! You’re told to stay out of my personal info, pictures, and any private info of mine. A lawyer has advised all of us to post this, or there might be legal consequences. As Meta is now a public entity, all members must post a similar statement. if you don’t post this at least once, it’s assumed you’re allowing the use of your personal information, and photos.
Meta, I do NOT give you permission to use any of my data, nor photos

06/10/2023

Moving forward with gratitude...

06/10/2023

The act of loving others as we love ourselves is the ultimate act of care. When we set up sacred boundaries for ourselves and our well-being, we create conditions that support our long-term engagement with those we love and hold space for. How have you established continued care practice through boundaries? What boundaries allow you to love yourself as well as others? 🌞

03/11/2023

03/11/2023

I'm a big fan of pickled foods, but I prefer the ones that have been naturally fermented and contain live organisms.

03/11/2023

Studies have shown that by practicing heart-based techniques that activate qualities like deeper care, kindness and compassion, personal benefits include a greater sense of self-security, clearer thinking, and much less stress. We also increase our capacity to lift the people around us – through the energy field of our heart. As more people practice increased heart warmth in their daily lives, the potential for raising societal and global consciousness and connection grows exponentially. You can learn more about the research and learn free, proven-effective techniques at https://heartmath.org.

04/18/2022

A study led by a London-based doctor shows that "brain training" can help patients with PTSD restore brain activity patterns and reduce symptoms of hyperarousal.