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#58119 01/21/07 10:15 PM
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Hello,

my youngest son is 13 and a keen rock climber.

Would it be safe for him to use New Behaviour Generator, using an instructor he knows as the person whose behaviour he would like to emulate, to boost his climbing skills?

I'm not especially thinking about safe climbing, as staff are very hot on safety where he goes climbing, but about any problems with exposing a developing teenage brain to binaurals etc.

I gave him deep relaxation last year when he couldn't sleep due to a test at school the next day, but it made him feel dizzy, he said, so I didn't try anything again.

I'd be grateful for any insights.

Jodi

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Yes, It sounds to me like it's already been well thought out. The Paraliminals work well for teenagers. Some have been using them since infancy. For children younger than 12 stay with the simple ones, Memory Optimizer, Self-Esteem Supercharger, Personal Genius, Prosperity.

If your son is already a keen rock climber the Paraliminal boost will be a bonus. (Paul's sons were using them as teenagers.)

I think it may have made him dizzy because he was trying to listen to both voices moving the mind back and forth. Remind him not to try to focus on either voice and if he seems to sleep through it, that's fine.

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Thanks very much,

Jodi


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