Les Fehmi – Ask Dr. Fehmi Open Focus TeleSeminar

Les Fehmi – Ask Dr. Fehmi Open Focus TeleSeminar

Open Focus™ exercises “re-wire” your brain, offering relief from anxiety, chronic pain, and byproducts of a chronically stressed nervous system. And many people find that Open Focus offers a solution to  attentional challenges that have prevented them from performing at their best in daily life. You can learn to control your attention, taking a stand for yourself and your own health and well-being, by learning and practicing this elegantly simple technique.

Our 2015 TeleSeminars will meet at 1:00 PM EST on the First Thursday of each month.

We are delighted to present our last 2015 Master Class series webinar on Thursday, December 3, 2015 at 1pm EST.  

Open Focus Attention: Master Class Series #8 – Dissolving Nerve Pain.

In this Master Class we are joined by Jon.  Jon suffers from Complex Reginal Pain Syndrome, also known for years as RSD (Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy).  Jon’s nerve pain began after surgery for arthritic thumb. But his pain continues in his thumb and has now spread throughout his whole body.  Jon endured a surgery and infusions of Ketamine to help alleviate the chronic pain he endures but has not found lasting relief.  A beginner in Open Focus Attention Training, Jon hopes Dr. Fehmi will be able to dissolve the pain that he continues to experience.

Listen in as Dr. Fehmi and Jon work together to:

• Perform a body scan—locate the areas of Jon’s anxiety
• Work step by step and completely dissolve the pain that is discovered
• Provide a continual process to help reduce and eliminate the pain.

If you are interested in becoming a guest for the Master Class series, please contact Kurt at [email protected]

Can’t attend the live event? We send you the audio recordings within 48 hours of each TeleSeminar.

Each 1 hour Seminar will include a short Open Focus™ Attention exercise led by Dr. Fehmi (a different exercise every month). ‘First Thursday’s with the Fehmis’ are scheduled for the following dates:

About Author:

Dr. Fehmi is the Director of the Princeton Biofeedback Centre, LLC, located in Princeton, New Jersey. He received his Ph.D. in Physiological Psychology at U.C.L.A. in 1966 and he served as post-doctoral fellow at the Brain Research Institute at UCAL. He was an Assistant Professor at the State University of New York at Stony Brook for six years, where he conducted research in the area of attention and EEG biofeedback training.