Neurofeedback with Rae Tattenbaum at Inner Act

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"THE 10-YEAR-OLD GIRL SAID: ""CAN I PLAY A SONG ON THE PIANO IN EXCHANGE FOR A MEAL?"" I walked into a 5-star restaurant starving and dirty. The manager laughed and gave me 5 minutes to play the piano or get arrested. He didn't expect what happened next. It had been two days since I last ate. The cold NYC wind was biting through my torn jeans, and I felt like I was fading away. I stood outside ""Bella Vista,"" watching rich families eat warm pasta, separated from me by a pane of glass and a whole social class. I was desperate. I saw a piano in the corner of the restaurant—dusty, unused. A crazy idea formed in my head. I pushed open the doors. The smell of garlic and truffle oil hit me, making my empty stomach cramp. The silence that followed was immediate. The judgment was heavy. A manager in a tuxedo blocked my path. ""Get out,"" he hissed. ""Before I call the police."" ""I don't want money,"" I begged, my voice shaking. ""I just want soup. I play piano. Please. One song for a bowl of soup."" He laughed. He actually laughed. He turned to the crowded room and mocked me. ""This girl thinks she can play! Alright, you have 5 minutes. Bore us, and you go to jail. Impress us, and you eat."" He thought it was a joke. He thought I was a sideshow. I sat at the Steinway. My hands were cracked from the cold. My fingernails were dirty. I hadn't touched a piano since my father died and we lost everything. I closed my eyes. I took a deep breath. And I crashed into the keys with every ounce of pain, hunger, and anger I had left in my body. I didn't play a simple tune. I played Rachmaninoff. What happened next didn't just get me a meal... it started a chain reaction that led me to the toughest challenge of my life, a confrontation with the harshest music critic in New York, and a journey to save not just myself, but my mother too. From eating out of garbage cans to the stage of Carnegie Hall... this is my story. READ THE FULL STORY IN THE COMMENTS "

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Fox News interview - The Gifted Intuitive Child with Rae Tattenbaum Fox Connecticut News interviews psychotherapist Rae Tattenbaum concerning the 10-15% of children who are PGC (Physiologically Gifted Children), children who ...

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Happy Holidays Rae. This is john. Our boy has all A’s and B’s. We have you to thank for it. I know we probably drove you crazy, but we are so grateful.

Our son is still doing Sight exercises at home but his Math especially is very much improved and he has so much more confidence. I would like to write a recommendation letter or statement for you for your website. Let me know how I can return the favor and help you.