Abstract: A method and apparatus for bilateral stimulation (BLS) is described. An electronic device having at least a display and a camera provides a selection of different BLS sessions for a user. At least one of the sessions uses the camera to provide a real-time scene on the display as the background for the movement of the image of a virtual object. In one configuration, the image moves continuously along pattern on the display. The user either follows the image with their eyes, and/or is required to indicate to the device the position of the image on the display. In another configuration, the image is hidden from view and the user must move the camera within an active area of the display so that the image appears and the user can identify the presence of the image.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for bilateral stimulation (BLS) is described. An electronic device having at least a display and a camera provides a selection of different BLS sessions for a user. At least one of the sessions uses the camera to provide a real-time scene on the display as the background for the movement of the image of a virtual object. In one configuration, the image moves continuously along pattern on the display. The user either follows the image with their eyes, and/or is required to indicate to the device the position of the image on the display. In another configuration, the image is hidden from view and the user must move the camera within an active area of the display to that the image appears and the user can identify the presence of the image.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for bilateral stimulation (BLS) is described. BLS sessions are provided using an electronic device having at least a display and a camera, in which the camera provides a real-time scene on the display as the background for the movement of the image of a virtual object. In one configuration, the image moves continuously along pattern on the display. The user either follows the image with their eyes, and/or is required to indicate to the device the position of the image on the display. In another configuration, the image is hidden from view and the user must move the camera within an active area of the display to that the image appears and the user can identify the presence of the image.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for tracking progress from bilateral stimulation (BLS) sessions is described. A user is provided with a plurality of BLS sessions, where each BLS session addresses a factor, such as a problem or goal and a self-evaluation before or after each session. The method and apparatus stores the factor and self-evaluation, and generates reports for each factor addressed.