Dr. Lloyd Glauberman is a Manhattan psychotherapist and expert in the field of stress management and behavior change. His pioneering work in Hypno-Peripheral Processing combines aspects of Ericksonian Hypnotherapy and certain language patterns used in Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP). HPP and Dr. Glauberman have been cited in "Megabrain," a ground breaking work in the study of mind/brain technology. Dr. Glauberman has also been the subject of articles in magazines such as Esquire, OMNI, Forbes, Success, and others. Dr. Glauberman has served as a consultant to the American Cancer Society and Salomon Brothers. All titles are 2 CD sets.

HPP - Changing Emotions
A Stress-Management Program includes Building Self-Esteem, Alleviating Anxiety, Coping with Anger and Lifting Depression.

People in Europe say it's the Prozac Alternative
Recent and past studies are showing more and more of the benefits of regular CES use and the alleviation of the symptoms of depression. Published data indicates that 0.15 Hz - 0.30 Hz and the 6.5 Hz range are most effective when dealing with anxiety and depression.

"There was a clinical lifting of depression in 60% of depressed patients and an improvement in pain complaints in 44% of the pain patients. The authors concluded that CES may be of therapeutic value in depression and in chronic pain. No side effects were reported." Shealy, C.N., Cady, R.K., Wilkie, R.G., Cox, R, Liss, S, and Clossen, W. Depression; a diagnostic, neurochemical profile & therapy with cranial electrical stimulation (CES). Journal of Neurological and Orthopaedic Medicine and Surgery. 10(4):319321, 1989.

"Cranial Electrotherapy Stimulation (CES) has been used as a treatment for anxiety in several parts of the world for over a quarter of a century." excerpted from: FOCUS on ALCOHOL and DRUG ISSUES, Jan/Feb 1983

Cranial electrotherapy stimulation has been well researched and clearly proven to be the most effective, and safest method of treatment for anxiety, and anxiety-related disorders. It is also highly effective for depression and insomnia, muscle tension, and headaches. As an increasing number of patients seek alternatives to the side effects and potential addiction of mood-altering pharmaceuticals and controlled substances, CES offers a viable solution. It is inexpensive to offer CES in a physician's office, clinic, or hospital, and chronically-stressed patients will find it cost-effective over time to own their own CES device.
from: PAIN MANAGEMENT: A PRACTICAL GUIDE FOR CLINICIANS The Official Textbook of the American Academy of Pain Management Chapter 55 Reprint: 1998 ELECTROMEDICINE: THE OTHER SIDE OF PHYSIOLOGY Daniel L. Kirsch, Ph.D., D.A.A.P.M. Fred N. Lerner, Ph.D., D.A.A.P.M.

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Realtime BiColortm output. Proteus controls two color output channels in real time! This means (for example) that relaxation frequencies can be set to soothing green, while energizing frequencies are the appropriate red. We deliver the system with superbright "emerald green" and "sapphire red" LEDs, with other color combinations and applications under development.