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February 4,2012

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Q - I'm wondering if you would be able to help me with help with emotional regulation. My symptoms are suicidal depression, bipolar depression, and borderline personality disorder, to mention of few of my diagnoses over the last 12 years.

A - Neurotherapy can be very effective in the treatment of complex situations such as the one you describe. However, in such conditions, neurotherapy is not a stand-alone therapy. Certainly for the personality disorder, for example, associated therapeutic techniques would be necessary. We would commence by doing a brain assessment to determine the exact neurological condition associated with the symptoms. Treatment would then generally involve a combination of neurotherapy with some other therapies that might include hypnosis, emotional release, and various psychotherapy/behavior therapy procedures. Neurotherapy, with other supportive therapies, has been very successful in the treatment of these chronic and complex conditions.