The Use of Surface 19-Channel Z-Score Training to Ameliorate Symptoms Remaining or Apparently Caused after Withdrawal from those Medications

Authored by: Kathy Abbott

Handbook of Clinical QEEG and Neurotherapy

Print publication date:  November  2016
Online publication date:  November  2016

Print ISBN: 9781138802643
eBook ISBN: 9781315754093
Adobe ISBN: 9781317623083

10.4324/9781315754093.ch21

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Abstract

Medication influences brainwave amplitude and power (Meckley & Kaiser, 2012). Three cases are presented in which the clients developed symptoms when coming off their medications. In a third case, the client developed worsening symptoms that did not remit when they discontinued the drug. In one case a client developed a tic when trying to discontinue Strattera. In the second, the client developed more severe restless legs syndrome resulting is very poor sleep when coming off her last dose of Hydrocodone. In the third case use of Wellbutrin was associated with worsening of depressive symptoms which remained worse off Wellbutrin. After four to six sessions of surface 19-channel z-score training (19 ZNF), the first two clients were able to discontinue their medications without a resumption of their post withdrawal symptoms. The third client required 20 sessions. Possible reasons for the effectiveness of 19 ZNF are explored. 19 ZNF may be a way of treating post-withdrawal symptoms.

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