DS9 Document EFTA01164435

From: To: Subject: Date: Importance: Attachments: Stanley Rosenberg < Jeffery Epstein <[email protected]> RE: anytime sun mon or tues next week Wed, 27 Apr 2011 00:05:13 +0000 Normal strugg les_with_personal_hea Ith_issues_arei i ke_the_strugg le ogy_between_Heracles_and_Hydra_swp_comments[1].pdf; The_importance_of_the_nervous_system_and_cranial_nerves. Cal ibratingforCh ronicStress.doc; evolution_of_the_spine.docx; _in_the_Greek_mythol docx; neuroceptioin.pdf Dear Jeffery, I took the risk of sending you too many pages - Linda had mentioned your interest in Music with the group at Harvard, and I also saw references to your interest in evolution. To introduce myself, here are some pages from the book that I am writing. They are not edited into their final version, but hopefully they can give you an idea of what I am up to. From our conversation, you mentioned the vagus nerve. This is at the heart of my work and Stephen has made great contributions in this area. I am sending you a chapter on how we measurfe vagal function in our classes and when appropriate in our treatments. I am also enclosing 2 articles by Stephen. One is on Music therapy and I thought it might be of interest to you with regard to your project at Harvard. He bases his Polyvagal Theory on the theory of evolution. "Struggles...." is the opening few pagesof my book. The next section of my book is: "The importance of the nervous system and the cranial nerves ...." relates the social engagement nervous system, autism and to the faculty of hearing. "evolution of the spine" is an introduction to the 11th cranial nerve which focuses in part on the trapezius muscle - this section which is about 50 pages long and is the background for the one of the exercises that gave Linda such a major improvement. "Polyvagal Theory..." I talk about the 2 divisions of the vagal nerve "Calibrating for chronic stress" is a way to evaluate vagal function so that we know if the patient needs the work on their vagus and also we can tell immediately if we have done our job. My teacher stressed - "test, treat, test." I hope that you find some of this interesting and that we get to meet sometime. light and love, Stanley Please keep these pages for your own personal until the book is published. Please check with me first if you have a reason to share them with others. EFTA01164435