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HeartMath(R): A Brief Description

The Institute of HeartMath(R) was founded in 1991 by Doc Childre to explore and develop practices to assist individuals move from the destructive cycles of stress, anxiety, and anger, which grip so much of the modern world.

Click on the HeartMath Licensed Provider logo below to see the many benefits you can enjoy by enrolling in HeartMath training with Jerry Sinnamon. (Presentation will open in a new window.)



Due to the rigorous scientific approach utilized to achieve its purpose, HeartMath is now recognized as a global leader in emotional physiology, stress management, and heart-brain research. 

This research has led to the development of efficient techniques, practices, and biofeedback tools that individuals can employ to shift their body/mind from the ineffective state of incoherence brought on by chronic stress or anxiety to a more effective and healthy way to live.  Additional details about research supporting the validity of the HeartMath approach can be found by clicking on the HeartMath logo above.

State-of-the-art biofeedback equipment developed by HeartMath allows learners and practitioners of these techniques to continually hone their skills to achieve a coherent body/mind, no matter the exigencies they are confronting. 

Clicking on the logo below will open HeartMath's home page, providing an overview of its broad range of services, products, and research.



HeartMath services provided by Be On Purpose can be found on our Services Page.

HeartMath(R): A Free Resource for Today's Challenging Times

Doc Childre, HeartMath(R) founder,  recently made available for broad distribution this brief booklet which describes 14 simple strategies to assist individuals feeling extra stress during today's global economic meltdown. To read or download the De-Stress Kit for the Changing Times, click on the graphic above. (The booklet will open in a new window.)

HeartMath's emWave Personal Stress Reliever(R) (PRS) Wins Peoples Choice Award

 

The hand-held emWave Personal Stress Reliever was chosen as the best electronic device for 2009 by an on-line competition during January.

Conducted by Netshelter Techology Media at the 2009 Consumer Electronics Show, the competition selected 10 entries for the on-line poll from more than 100 devices considered for the contest.

The emWave PSR received nearly 70% more votes than the runner-up, the Eye-Fi Video Card in the on-line poll.
 
Click graphic to the left to see the polling results and other news about the competition in a new window.




HeartMath is a registered trademark of the Institute of HeartMath, Boulder Creek, CA.
emWave PC and emWave PSR are registered trademarks of Quantum Intect, Inc., Boulder Creek, CA.

 

HeartMath(R): Military Warrior Initiative

The Institute of HeartMath(R) is now engaged in training U.S. military personnel in HeartMath techniques prior to combat assignments to strengthen the emotional capacity of soldiers and marines and to mitigate the likelihood of post-traumatic stress disorder.

The institute is also working in V.A. hospitals and clinics across American to help heal physical and emotional trauma of combat, including PTSD, which the Pentagon reports is plaguing veterans--31% of marines, 38% of soldiers, and 49% of National Guard.  

 

Click on the graphic above to learn more about this vital initiative.  

Discover Magazine Blog Records emWave PC(R) In Action at Consumer Electronics Show

During the 2009 Consumer Electronic Show, at which the emWave PSR won the Peoples Choice Award, HeartMath's other biofeedback technology was recorded live for publication on the Discover magazine's blog.

Click on the computer screen to the right to read a whimsical  review and see the video of the emWave PC(R), computer software, which provides sophisticed feedback to HearMath practioners.

 

(Note:The reviewer mistakenly calls this equipment the PSR, misquotes its price, but demonstrates that even in the heat of the moment, a novice can quickly begin learning a HeartMath technique.)