Tag Archives: Neurofeedback

My Little Genius

Tabitha is in year 11 and thanks to the years of delays in obtaining therapy her coping strategies are completely inadequate to the new level of tension.   The cracks started to show at the end of last year; studying the Holocaust upset her so much it effected all her subjects.  I wanted her toContinue reading “My Little Genius”

I Have Discovered Another Imaginary Talent

You may remember; or you may check back, at one stage I believed I could write a book; How I Started To Write.  Then I thought I could write a Science Fiction novel;  A Novel.  Now I think I can paint. Oh I’ve been doing this all the time lately; there are all kinds ofContinue reading “I Have Discovered Another Imaginary Talent”

Under Seige

So I survived until Monday, and basically I was better.  I was feeling a touch unwell on Saturday if you want the gross details see Natasha is No Juliet. I was going to mention the incident to the doctor when I next saw him in a couple of weeks for a blood test thing. SoContinue reading “Under Seige”

Hurrah It’s Not the Neurofeedback

Hurrah, the neurofeedback is not the problem.  I went to Rikki Ambrosius and discussed my regression back into panic attacks, melt downs, headaches, sleeping etcetera ad nauseum.  So we looked at my current stresses.  And yah, my life is too stressful; it’s not my fault, and I haven’t broken my neural training. I always knewContinue reading “Hurrah It’s Not the Neurofeedback”

Blogger Recognition Award

I said I wasn’t forwarding them because it was all getting a bit much (details), I am not churlish enough to not do them myself.  That is where I draw the line, I make absolutely no judgement on others, it is an arbitrary line really, this just feels right for me. Besides I was nominatedContinue reading “Blogger Recognition Award”

How I Started To Write

I’ve always wanted to write.  And at about 9 years old I wrote something that was considered amazing by teachers etc, I was identified as gifted.  For the rest of my school career I usually wrote at an above average level with occasional flashes of brilliance. But I could never write at any length.  IfContinue reading “How I Started To Write”