Guest guest Posted December 26, 2008 Report Share Posted December 26, 2008 I have a friend whose fingers get cold easily, turn white then blue and become painful. As I have researched, this is perhaps a function of increased sensitivity to cold as well as stress and tension triggering the fight or flight response (Reynaud's?). I see that there are hand temperature sensors on the market but was wondering if this could be incorporated into NF training. I have BioExplorer, QDS Focus and Journey to the Wild Divine and was wondering if a combination of these would give me the feedback I was looking to display. I know that JWD has finger sensors but do not see that they track finger temperature...unless Galvanic Skin Response can be used as a temperature reference. Maybe there is a module that actually tracks finger temp that I am not aware of. I would like for her to be able to see the temperature in her fingers rise and fall as she relaxes or becomes more tense as a key part of her feedback. To this end, does anyone have any suggestions? I am certain that doing a standard TLC assesment and training would relieve this as well. Since TLC training is, as I see it, relaxation training for the brain which normalizes ANS function it seems logical that the symptoms of loss of circulation in the extremities due to stress would naturally fall away as one learns to relax. However, if I could incorporate the direct feedback of finger temperature as a threshold trigger, I think she would be more receptive to the training. All help appreciated! Mike Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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