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Going to use these Cambridge science tests to see if my Feldenkrais and meditation practice is making a difference. Will post results after. Also good way to check if this upcoming Cognitive Fx week of therapy is going to help. I would recommend people to take the Cambridge Brain science tests to make a baseline for the new year. Good way to see where we will stand next year this time. Just a thought.
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