Brain States

Tom Kenyon

ISBN 10: 1880698048 / ISBN 13: 9781880698044

Published by World Tree Press, 1999

Seller Inventory # E-9781880698044-4-2

Synopsis:

Tom Kenyon, a psychologist and musician, has spent years studying the effects of sound, music, and language on the human nervous system. Kenyon offers a technical excursion into how the brain works, noting the clear distinction between brain and mind. To do this he ascends to the heavens with Pegasus and drops by a shopping mall to visit an amoeba. Through Kenyon's book, the reader will learn to overcome test anxiety, increase intelligence, power athletic abilities, hone language skills, cure numerous psychological problems, tweak creativity, and jump into altered states of consciousness.

About the Author: Tom Kenyon is the founder and director of Acoustic Brain Research Inc., a recognized leader in psychoacoustic research and development. Mr. Kenyon created ABR in 1983 so that we would be able scientifically to document the effects of sound, music, and language on the human nervous system and on human behavior. Through the use of hypnotic states and sound healing, Mr. Kenyon has created methods that accelerate therapy and bahavioral changes. He currently conducts professional certification programs for therapists and counselors in this form of rapid psychotherapy and in a new form of brain development training called Interdimensional Consciousness Training.

Bibliographic Details

Title: Brain States
Publisher: World Tree Press
Publication Date: 1999
Binding: Soft cover
Condition: Very good
Edition: 4th Edition