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Now, also practice muscle awareness exercises by relaxing your facial muscles
your limbs and your back. Start at the top and work down through every part of
your body. As you breathe for relaxation, pay attention to your body and become
aware of any tension you feel, then just let go of it. Allow your mind to drift away
from any concerns or anxiety you feel at the moment.
Introduction to Programs
The MindSpa Performance Development System by A/V Stim is designed to help
adults and children to sharpen and improve mental performance.
The seven proprietary programs in MindSpa, developed by leading clinical therapist
Ruth Olmstead employ precise frequencies of flickering lights, coupled with specific
rhythms. The pleasant sensory input has been found to help you begin to gain
desired results in a few sessions.
How to gain maximum benefit from the MindSpa
Use as instructed and develop a regular routine. Find a comfortable sitting or
reclining position. Use your MindSpa in a quite place where you will not be disturbed.
Set the volume low enough just to be comfortably heard. Set the light intensity at
a level that is bright but comfortable for you. As you enter each session, allow the
thoughts in your mind to float freely. This is a special time for deep relaxation.
After the first few minutes you will begin to feel yourself entering a calm, focused
state of awareness. Just let go! It is natural to drift into a light sleep as this is part
of the MindSpa process.
You may optionally use relaxing music with your session. You may connect it through
the unit via the auxiliary input, or directly into your tape or CD player, bypassing the
unit. Learning, self-help and visualization programs are also an excellent addition to
your sessions. Contact your distributor or visit our website,
www.avstim.com for more information.
When you begin your sessions, learn to breathe deeply for relaxation and tension
reduction through your diaphragm. To practice this method, place your hand on
your stomach, it should move up and down while you chest remains relatively still.
Breathe in slowly and deeply then hold for a count of three, and breathe out slowly
and completely, after a few moments begin the process again. With practice your
rhythmic breathing will become an automatic response.