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HeartMath

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Baby Steps from the HeartEmpowering & Sustaining Behavior Changes

Deborah Rozman, Ph.D.President & CEO HeartMath Inc.

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• Founded in 1991 to study the links between stress,

brain and heart function, health and performance.

• Developers of leading-edge learning and technology

solutions for empowering behavior change.

• Achieving sustained reductions in stress and stress-

related conditions providing significant ROI in

reduced health and other costs.

Who is HeartMath?

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Cost of Stress vs Other Risks

70%

46%

35%

21%

20%

12%

10%

Depression

Stress

Blood sugar

Obesity

Smoking

Blood pressure

Lack of Exercise

Percent of Higher Annual Health Costs

[3] *The Relationship Between Modifiable Health Risks and Health Care Expenditures. (Goetzel, Anderson, Whitmer, et.al., JOEM, (40) (10).October 1998; 1-12).

Grinnell Regional Medical Center "HeartMath Anchors Employee Wellness Initiative"

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The Heart of the Solution

The heart is a primary generator of rhythm in thebody, influencing brain processes that control thenervous system, cognitive function and emotion.

The heart provides an access point from whichsystem-wide dynamics and emotional state can bequickly and profoundly shifted.

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“Put your heart into it”

“Play from your heart”

“Go to your heart for the answer”

“Listen to your heart”

“Follow your heart”

Heart Power

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® Heart Rate Variability (HRV)

0.859 sec. 0.793 sec. 0.726 sec.70 BPM 76 BPM 83 BPM

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HRV PatternInhibitsBrain

Function(Incoherence)

HRV PatternFacilitates

BrainFunction

(Coherence)

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Outof Sync

InSync

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Optimal state in which the heart,mind and emotions are operatingin-sync and balanced.

Coherence is the prime enablerof behavior change, unmanagedstress is the prime disabler.

Coherence

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Step 1Heart Focus

• Focus your attention on the area aroundyour heart in the center of your chest.

Quick Coherence® Technique

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Step 2Heart-Focused Breathing™

• Imagine your breath is flowing in and out of yourheart area (to calm and reduce the intensity of a

stress-producing reaction).

• Take casual slow deep breaths: Inhale for about5 seconds — exhale for about 5 seconds.

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Step 3Heart Feeling

• Activate a positive feeling or recall atime when you felt good inside.

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® Baby Steps from the Heart

Phase 1 – Recognize ––emotional awareness ofstress response

Phase 2 – Do The Shift –– feeling shift from theheart

Phase 3 – Acknowledge –– the benefit /appreciate

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emWave®

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® Improvements in Well-Beingand Productivity

44%6 52%6

60%6

52%6 61%6

60%6

()Before and 6 weeks after taking HeartMath® trainingN=5692 (1400 still sustained results after 6 months)

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Purpose:

• Enable users to easily andeffortlessly identify when out ofbalance (off course) withHeartMath feedback usingcamera as a sensor.

• Provide anytime, anywhereresources to help user return tobalance (get back on course),lower stress and shift to positivefeeling states.

June 2012 release

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Thank You!

Deborah RozmanPresident, HeartMath Inc

[email protected]@quantumintech.com

831-338-8707(831) 818-2358 cell

www.heartmath.com