George Lindenfeld
Linkedin - Trauma Expert & Speaker / Author - Resetting the Fear Switch - Neuromodulation & Reconsolidation
Of course you can share it. That's why I'm involved in getting the word out.
Linkedin - Trauma Expert & Speaker / Author - Resetting the Fear Switch - Neuromodulation & Reconsolidation
Of course you can share it. That's why I'm involved in getting the word out.
On 8/22/15, 3:09 PM, George Lindenfeld wrote:
A wonderful article has just been published online by the Sarasota Herald Tribune entitled: "Veterans with PTSD praise audio-therapy results." This is about RESET Therapy, the BAUD & my use of this treatment with veterans. Look for it at:
http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20150822/ARTICLE/150829944?p=1&tc=pg.
As part of this campaign It will be free
for the 1st 3 days, 99 cents on the 4th day and $4.99 thereafter. I want
to keep it low priced for our veterans so that's where it'll be capped.
The following book for professionals entitled: RESETTING THE FEAR
SWITCH’ - A THERAPIST’S GUIDE TO PERMANENTLY HEALING PTSD, will be
higher priced.
1-BOOK-COVER-1.docx (805.3 KB) View online
On 8/18/15, 8:56 AM, Robert Wilson wrote:
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Outstanding George!
I look forward to reading tour paper (Resetting the Fear Switch). Also, I will share whatever information you would like so as to help keep fellow veterans informed, including others that experience this issue due to non-military related issues.
Yes, the "immense attention it's getting in the US with 22 of our veterans killing themselves on a daily", PTSD, is not only unfortunate, to include how shameful it is that the VA, the Agency established years back to care for Veterans dealing with things such as this disorder, have affected so many Veterans in such a negative way. I'm not saying this because of a lack of effort of all VA staff, yet the enormous number that demonstrate such such apathy, disregard and disrespect for the veterans they are supposed to help and care for. not mention they are paid well; especially compared to many others Nationwide and Globally. I believe these people take the veterans they are supposed to be helping for granted!
The 'scientific', medical and or clinical approach, what you described, I find to be interesting. The physiology of this disorder is not only relevant, but provides the empirical evidence that what many people experience, is 'real'. The efficacy related to defining the fact that PTSD is a real problem, matters for a lot of reasons. A lot of people have a hard time understanding what the issues are as defined by the DSM as they do not haven't experienced. The behaviors of those at the VA I mentioned, are deplorable, knowing specifically the affect such negative treatment can have on those dealing with PTSD.
On 8/18/15, 7:48 AM, George Lindenfeld wrote:
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Robert, I appreciate your comments. I've selected PTSD in veterans as my primary focus because of the immense attention it's getting in the US with 22 of our veterans killing themselves on a daily basis.There is a solution to the issues surrounding PTSD. My mission is to let people know about it!
On 8/18/15, 7:12 AM, Robert Wilson wrote:
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I will do this. There are many that I would like to share this information with coupled with self interest.
On 8/18/15, 2:53 AM, George Lindenfeld wrote:
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Robert, I'm in the early stages of 'spreading the word' about a treatment that constantly amazes me with its effectiveness related to rapidly putting PTSD into remission. Please consider following the emergence of this therapy based on the neuro-circuitry of the brain, also consider reading my paper (Resetting the Fear Switch) in Academia.edu to understand the basic neuro principles of RESET Therapy. I am working on a book entitled:
1-BOOK-COVER-1.docx (805.3 KB) View online
On 8/18/15, 8:56 AM, Robert Wilson wrote:
Outstanding George!
I look forward to reading tour paper (Resetting the Fear Switch). Also, I will share whatever information you would like so as to help keep fellow veterans informed, including others that experience this issue due to non-military related issues.
Yes, the "immense attention it's getting in the US with 22 of our veterans killing themselves on a daily", PTSD, is not only unfortunate, to include how shameful it is that the VA, the Agency established years back to care for Veterans dealing with things such as this disorder, have affected so many Veterans in such a negative way. I'm not saying this because of a lack of effort of all VA staff, yet the enormous number that demonstrate such such apathy, disregard and disrespect for the veterans they are supposed to help and care for. not mention they are paid well; especially compared to many others Nationwide and Globally. I believe these people take the veterans they are supposed to be helping for granted!
The 'scientific', medical and or clinical approach, what you described, I find to be interesting. The physiology of this disorder is not only relevant, but provides the empirical evidence that what many people experience, is 'real'. The efficacy related to defining the fact that PTSD is a real problem, matters for a lot of reasons. A lot of people have a hard time understanding what the issues are as defined by the DSM as they do not haven't experienced. The behaviors of those at the VA I mentioned, are deplorable, knowing specifically the affect such negative treatment can have on those dealing with PTSD.
On 8/18/15, 7:48 AM, George Lindenfeld wrote:
Robert, I appreciate your comments. I've selected PTSD in veterans as my primary focus because of the immense attention it's getting in the US with 22 of our veterans killing themselves on a daily basis.There is a solution to the issues surrounding PTSD. My mission is to let people know about it!
On 8/18/15, 7:12 AM, Robert Wilson wrote:
I will do this. There are many that I would like to share this information with coupled with self interest.
On 8/18/15, 2:53 AM, George Lindenfeld wrote:
Robert, I'm in the early stages of 'spreading the word' about a treatment that constantly amazes me with its effectiveness related to rapidly putting PTSD into remission. Please consider following the emergence of this therapy based on the neuro-circuitry of the brain, also consider reading my paper (Resetting the Fear Switch) in Academia.edu to understand the basic neuro principles of RESET Therapy. I am working on a book entitled:
“Resetting the Fear Switch - A Therapist's Guide to
PERMANENTLY HEALING PTSD: An Enhanced, Brief Exposure Therapy That
Rapidly Eliminates Trauma by Modifying Memory Reconsolidation.” Finally,
consider joining the Linkedin group - RESET Therapy to opt in and put
your thoughts, challenges and beliefs into the ongoing and evolving
discussion.
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LinkedIn profile here:
Robert Wilson, Military Network
https://www.linkedin.com/in/airbornecmldragon
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LinkedIn profile here:
Robert Wilson, Military Network
https://www.linkedin.com/in/airbornecmldragon
On
March 23, 1994, as it made its approach to Pope Air Force Base in North
Carolina, the nose of an F-16 clipped the right rear elevator of a
C-130 in mid-air. Although the stricken transport managed to circle
around for a safe landing, the jet fighter crew had to eject as their
doomed plane, on full afterburner, hurtled toward the base.
