REPETITIVE STRAIN INJURY GROUP

Anyone with a repetitive strain injury (RSI) such as tendonitis or carpal tunnel from work, hobby or sport injury, is welcome to attend a free self-help group.

Each meeting features a presentation from a health professional, and oportunities to share strategies for preventing and recovering from tendonitis, carpal tunnel, and other repetitive injuries.

Second Monday of each month

6:30 p.m. to 7:15 p.m. Group discussion/share strategies to prevent and recover.

7:15 p.m. to 8:15 p.m. Speaker, Q & A

NOTE NEW LOCATION

Fireside Room, Elim Lutheran Church, 504 Baker Street, Petaluma

(There are three steps into the room.)

September 8 - Todd Kermit

You Can Do Voice Dictation

Todd Kermit of SpeechWise will demonstrate how speech recognition software can be used as an effective alternative to a keyboard and mouse. As a computer programmer and certified Dragon NaturallySpeaking trainer, Kermit has helped hundreds of individuals, many with repetitive strain injuries, get the most out this cutting-edge technology.

October 13 - Mary Gillis Reins MFT

Neurofeedback

Mary Gillis Reins MFT is a psychotherapist in private practice in Petaluma, specializing in mood regulation, anxiety, learning disorders, post traumatic stress, the autistic spectrum, and traumatic brain injury. She will discuss her use of the LENS neurofeedback technology to reduce excessive brainwave frequencies and encourage healthy brainwave frequencies. For further information visit OchsLabs.com or read the book The Healing Power of Neurofeedback: the Revolutionary LENS technique for Restoring Optimal Brain Function by Stephen Larson

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