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Author Biographies
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man body sounds, and NASA/Voyager space sound recordings from the planets in
our solar system. All of Dr. Thompson’s recordings are processed in full wrap-around
3-D sound imaging. Many of the sounds on each recording are processed electroni-
cally so that only the subconscious mind can recognize them. This causes a deep
level relaxation/energizing response.
Frank D. Young, Ph.D.
Dr. Frank Young is a chartered psychologist in private practice in Calgary, Alberta. He
was formerly senior clinical psychologist at Holy Cross Hospital in Calgary, Alberta.
He serves on the faculty of the Family Therapy Institute, HCH, and as an instructor
in the Canadian Society of Clinical Hypnosis. He practices sport psychology for the
National Coaching Certification Program and Team Canada Judo and Team Canada
Luge. Dr. Young is also on the Editorial Advisory Board of the Journal of Strategic
And Systemic Therapies. He is an Approved Supervisor for the American Association
for Marriage and Family Therapy. He has published articles and presented numerous
workshops on such topics as Ericksonian hypnosis and therapy, humorous approach-
es in strategic therapy, anorexia and bulimia, imagery training, lucid dreaming,
creativity, and performance enhancement using imagery.
Dr. Young has used light and sound entrainment devices extensively in his practice
over the past five years with consistently favorable results. He has also received train-
ing with Dr. Stephen LaBerge, and is a clinical consultant to the training programs
of the Lucidity Institute in Stanford, California. He is currently developing programs
and custom tapes for lucidity training and other applications of light and sound
devices for Synetic Systems Inc. and Theta Technologies Inc. of Seattle, WA. He has
also produced commercial tapes for stress management, creativity using mind state
management, and the hypnotic induction of lucid dreaming.
Win Wenger
Win Wenger, Ph.D., has headed his educational and research firm MCM, Inc., since
January, 1970, and full-time since 1973. An internationally known author, researcher
and trainer, he has been teaching by invitation at various sites and institutions
around North America and Europe. Since 1976 he has taught every year at the
Creative Problem Solving Institute in Buffalo, New York, where the most creative
people on the planet rally together every June to exchange and cross-fertilize their
ideas, their techniques, their perceptions and their energies. Since 1988 he has been
Speaker of the Assembly for the International Society for Accelerated Learning, and
a member of its Board of Trustees, based at State University of Rio de Janeiro. He has
headed, since 1985, a project preparing an encyclopedia of better methods of teach-
ing and learning—CELT—the Compendium of Enhanced Learning Methods. CELT is
sponsored by SALT, the U.S.-based Society for Accelerative Learning and Teaching.
Win Wenger’s B.A. (economics) and M.Ed. (teaching social studies) were obtained
at University of Virginia in Charlottesville. He earned his Ph.D. at the University of