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Understanding Depression with fMRI Brain Scans

We’ve recently started working with an fMRI scanner as part of understanding how the Shinnick Depression Treatment is able to quickly move clients from being depressed to feeling much better and happier in a short period of time.

We understand how clients run internal neural programmes that allow them to maintain a state of depression. We then teach them how to come out of that state utilising the Shinnick Depression Treatments. The fMRI scans open up further insights into what’s happening in the brain.

 

Depression Patient due to undergo the fMRI Scan at the Centre for Advanced MRI, Auckland

 

View from the control room at the Centre for Advanced MRI, Auckland.

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The University of Auckland commences Clinical Trials

We’ve commenced Registered Clinical Trials of a short form of our Stage 1 Depression Treatment. The new process is designed for use by GP’s and has been developed in conjunction with the University of Auckland. Prior to the trials commencing one GP ran the process a dozen times with patients assessed as having at least moderate depression. Patients had been depressed for various periods of time up to 3 years. Two weeks later they were measured as having no depression and fully remitted in all cases. The Clinical Trial is to verify the effectiveness of this GP Stage 1 Depression Treatment. Our expectation is that the process works with a high success rate.

Together with the University of Auckland we’ve designed the process and protocol for the Clinical Trial.  We’ll advise how this proceeds.

The Trials are being run at various Medical Practices in Wellington, Auckland and Northland as well as the University of Auckland Tamaki Campus.

If you know someone that may be interested in being a part of this Clinical Trial of a drug free depression treatment phone us to check that you meet the requirements and if so we’ll refer you through.

Des Shinnick, at the Centre for Advanced MRI, Auckland.

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