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Hospital Patient Programs

Written by HeartMath Monday, 09 August 2010 15:09

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HeartMath works with each individual hospital to train individual practitioners to work with their clients in a one to one application of the HeartMath technology and system. Program components include:

Practitioner Instruction:

Three (3) Telephone Sessions for up to 10 practitioners:

2-hour session includes:

Heart Rate Variability Research
Product Training (emWave® technology products to use with patients)
Intro to Quick Coherence® technique

1-hour session includes:

Question and Answer period
Instruction in Neutral, Heart Lock-in™ and Attitude Breathing™ techniques

1-hour session includes:

Clinical Applications
Suggested Protocols

Technologies - emWave® Heart Rhythm Monitors:

10 emWave PC Stress Relief Systems
10 emWave Personal Stress Relievers
10 emWave PC USB ear sensors

Resources - Program Materials:

Practitioners Guide
Health Professional Guide for Using the emWave® PC Stress Relief System
Client Education brochures (Reducing Stress and Creating Better Health)

Resources - Practitioner’s Library:

Two each of the following books:

Transforming Stress
Transforming Anger
Transforming Anxiety
Transforming Depression
The HeartMath Approach to Managing Hypertension
The Coherent Heart - The science and research behind the HeartMath System.

For more information contact:

Robert Massy, Ph.D
Director of Health Care Systems
Telephone: (800) 450-9111, Ext. 723 (Toll-Free)
Telephone: (831) 338-8700, Ext. 723 (International)
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What others are saying

"We want to teach employees to more effectively manage stress, both at home and at work. Helping to ensure our employees' success in the HeartMath program will, in turn, help us to reach our goals of improved employee morale, reduced staff turnover, and ultimately greater patient satisfaction."

Cynthia Toth,
Administrator,
Shands at AGH
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