Mindalive David Alert Audio-Visual Entrainment

Attentive Living through Energizing, Restorative Technology (ALERT) is an effective, non-pharmaceutical approach to manage ADD/ADHD utilizing Audio-Visual Entrainment (AVE) technology to settle hyperactivity, promote relaxation, and improve mood and logical thinking.

Research shows that AVE can effectively and quickly dissociate, guide the brain into various brainwave states, increase neurotransmitter production, and increase cerebral blood flow.

The ALERT features easy-to-read and easy-to-operate buttons. The ALERT includes a comprehensive User’s Guide with a Symptom Survey to guide you in selecting your sessions based on your symptoms.

The ALERT devices are the result of 20 years of combined expertise and research by Michael Joyce of Personal Resource Strategies and David Siever of Mind Alive Inc. Michael Joyce has completed two studies using the DAVID systems to treat ADD/ADHD. His first study (published in the Journal of Neurotherapy) involved 30 primary school children from two schools and his second study (completed while he was Director of Neurotechnology at A Chance to Grow, in Minneapolis) included 204 children from seven schools.

Both studies showed that ADD behaviors were reduced significantly and reading improved with AVE. Joyce used our unique patented field stimulation technique to generate a different frequency in each hemisphere of the brain. The ALERT sessions stimulate or calm the left, right or both hemispheres depending on the symptoms.

Audio-Visual Entrainment (AVE) is a technique that utilizes pulses of light and sound at specific frequencies to gently and safely guide the brain into various brain wave patterns. By altering your brain wave frequencies, you have the ability to boost your mood, improve sleep patterns, sharpen your mind and increase your level of relaxation, all with the simple push of a button! AVE also increases brain health by increasing cerebral blood flow and stimulating beneficial neurotransmitters, such as serotonin, norepinephrine, and endorphins