SV: Protocol Decision Trees

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I use Sue Othmers

protocol decision tree extensively and it works beautifully. It is, in my

opinion, absolutely not recommended to be used without attending to a course learning

Othmers approach. But used in a proper way it is a very powerful tool to be used

with many disorders.

Regards

Erlend

Norway

Fra: braintrainer [mailto:braintrainer ] På vegne av Øystein Larsen

Sendt: 1. januar 2008 20:43

Til: braintrainer

Emne: Re: Protocol

Decision Trees

The best I ever seen was

made by Othmer...I suppose Siegfried Othmer is in this forum from time to

time..

or you can have a look at

their website http://www.eeginfo.com/

best from Øystein...)

2007/12/31, NICK

MAMMANO <nickmammano>:

I was not aware that

there were protocol decision trees devised by trainers on this site. They

are a great idea and, on reflection, I should not have been surprised

that it is being done, and probably continues to be done.

Are they proprietary --

even in an informal sense?

I have no interest in

them personally because I'm a home trainer with one " client " .

For most others on the list they clearly provide a quick and

convenient way to select a reasonable or effective protocol(s) in any

given situation.

I know that the phrase

" scientific credibility " makes some people on this list shudder but

sharing and comparing listmember's protocols is a great systematic way to

continuously winnow out the " bad " , or less effective. ones and

improve on those that work.

Not quite the same as a " double-blind study " , refereed and published

in a publication with some credibility, but considering the (to me)

baffling resistance to that kind of study, it's the next best thing.

nick mammano PhD.

Chemical Physics

(title listed so you know

" where I'm coming from " )

Can anyone share their

protocol decesion trees with me. I want to

compare them with mine.

Thanks

--Chris

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