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tell me, what kind of car should you choose to work with the psychologist?

Posted: Tue Sep 25, 2012 22:04
by Психолог
what device would you recommend for work of the psychologist with the correctional staff (as cheaply as possible)?

Re: prompt what better to select for work in psychology

Posted: Tue Sep 25, 2012 22:06
by Андрей Кабанков
Correctional institutions our regular customers :)
Usually buy model Nova Pro 100 glasses standard.
The model is well suited for intensive daily use.

Re: prompt what better to select for work in psychology

Posted: Tue Sep 25, 2012 22:19
by Психолог
The Luma 10 will be sufficiently effective? just the budget is so restricted that even with employees gather at the penny...and you can buy ordered

Re: prompt what better to select for work in psychology

Posted: Tue Sep 25, 2012 22:38
by Андрей Кабанков
Luma 10 will be as effective Novo About take out for a metal body, more capacious battery, the possibility of simultaneous use by two people.
In Yiwu usually pay the Treasury...

Re: prompt what better to select for work in psychology

Posted: Mon Oct 08, 2012 18:43
by Томск
Андрей Кабанков wrote: The model is well suited for intensive daily use.
and luma 10 for everyday using as is ? and what are the disadvantages of a lack of Audiostrobe and connectivity to ?

Re: prompt what better to select for work in psychology

Posted: Mon Oct 08, 2012 20:33
by Андрей Кабанков
It will be good.
You can listen to the programs installed in the machine, the discs are not.
Add the program as impossible.

Re: prompt what better to select for work in psychology

Posted: Wed Oct 10, 2012 20:28
by Томск
Thank you , another question : programs (sessions) in mm "stress" etc. as they have similar effects on the body(psyche) with antidepresants ? (how session called I don't know mm yet)

Re: prompt what better to select for work in psychology

Posted: Mon Jul 31, 2017 9:05
by Андрей Патрушев
Tomsk
Hmm, what do You mean by impact? AVS is physiotherapy (so to speak), and antidepressant is pills (chemicals in General). Still, you catch the difference? :wink: