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user128452599 :
fait des recherches sur la SGI IFI
2026-04-22 18:58:45
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sangaijeanluc
Sangaï 🍂🍁🍃 :
C’est la même plateforme qu’utilise SGI AGI. Que ce soit le mobile comme le web. Perso je ne suis pas satisfait des outils car il y a très peu d’outils d’analyse comparé à la plate-forme de BRIDGE SECURITY. Mais je comprends car les plateformes SGI AGI sont gratuites alors que BRIDGE SECURITY fait payer ses utilisateurs
2026-02-01 09:39:53
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samir_dak
Dakfils :
SBIF n’a pas dappli mobile déjà…
2026-02-11 22:35:51
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gigidg1er
gigidg1er :
SBIF à ma connaissance n'a pas d'application mobile hein 🤔
2026-02-09 19:22:19
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stratege_wolf
Stratège Wolf :
Vraiment la nouvelle plateforme de coris bourse a retrogradé
2026-01-30 18:22:20
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otaku_world26
Otaku226 🇧🇫🇫🇷 :
Qui gagne finalement ?
2026-01-30 17:31:42
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somdooda3
Investir Intelligemment :
Merci frère
2026-01-29 14:47:30
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12m446
2B :
Merci on note
2026-01-31 07:27:10
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samajestemohamed06
sa majesté mohamed 6 :
bonsoir monsieur désolé j'aimerais savoir dans quel rubrique faut-il rentrer pour se recharger
2026-03-12 13:13:17
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mr.spen07
ROXAN🕸️ :
Vous avez un compte chez SA2IF?
2026-02-27 11:27:04
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STOP THAT TRIGGER!  Bilateral stimulation is a special trick used in therapy to help people feel better when they're upset or have tough memories. It's like a dance for your brain!  You do things, like tapping or moving an object from one hand to the other. This dance helps your brain work better in a few ways: Two Brain Sides: It makes both sides of your brain, left and right, work together. This teamwork can help you handle your feelings and memories. And it stops distributive emotions because it calms the overactivity of one side of the brain. Mind Distraction: Stimulating both sides causes your mind to divert its focus elsewhere. So because you have to focus on what you are doing, it immediately starts to calm the tough emotions. Remember, what you focus on grows, so this causes you to focus on something calming.  Desensitization and Reconsolidation: Bilateral stimulation may help reduce the emotional charge associated with traumatic memories. It is thought to contribute to the desensitization of traumatic memories and may facilitate their reconsolidation, allowing individuals to process and reframe the traumatic experience in a less distressing way. Brainwave Synchronization: Some researchers have suggested that bilateral stimulation might promote synchronization of brainwave activity between the hemispheres. This synchronization is believed to enhance the brain's ability to process information and emotions. Attentional Flexibility: Alternating bilateral stimulation encourages individuals to shift their attention between left and right sides, which may promote greater cognitive flexibility and adaptability when dealing with distressing thoughts or memories. Next time you’re in distress, just try it.
STOP THAT TRIGGER! Bilateral stimulation is a special trick used in therapy to help people feel better when they're upset or have tough memories. It's like a dance for your brain! You do things, like tapping or moving an object from one hand to the other. This dance helps your brain work better in a few ways: Two Brain Sides: It makes both sides of your brain, left and right, work together. This teamwork can help you handle your feelings and memories. And it stops distributive emotions because it calms the overactivity of one side of the brain. Mind Distraction: Stimulating both sides causes your mind to divert its focus elsewhere. So because you have to focus on what you are doing, it immediately starts to calm the tough emotions. Remember, what you focus on grows, so this causes you to focus on something calming. Desensitization and Reconsolidation: Bilateral stimulation may help reduce the emotional charge associated with traumatic memories. It is thought to contribute to the desensitization of traumatic memories and may facilitate their reconsolidation, allowing individuals to process and reframe the traumatic experience in a less distressing way. Brainwave Synchronization: Some researchers have suggested that bilateral stimulation might promote synchronization of brainwave activity between the hemispheres. This synchronization is believed to enhance the brain's ability to process information and emotions. Attentional Flexibility: Alternating bilateral stimulation encourages individuals to shift their attention between left and right sides, which may promote greater cognitive flexibility and adaptability when dealing with distressing thoughts or memories. Next time you’re in distress, just try it.

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