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What do psychiatrists think about alpha stim ( ces)? in particular for treatment of anxiety. thank you edit
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Anxiety &: inattention. I'm a clinical psychologist & doctor of natural medicine. What I read on Alpha Stim looks reasonable. You might be better served by seeing a clinical psychologist who does neurofeedback or biofeedback because you can receive treatment focused on your specific situation. See. www.relaxationresponse.org for some self-help. Peace and good health.
Answered 5/10/2016
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