Auricular Methods for Mental Health Professionals
These frequency- and resonance-based fields are supporting integrated mental healthcare, especially in settings related to complex trauma and substance abuse,[1-10] and they represented a segment of the healthcare market valued over US$14 billion in 2020 — forecast to grow over 7% annually through 2027.[11-13]
With neuro-auricular modulation, mental health professionals now have access to precise neurological insight on their most challenging clients — and the tools to prime the nervous system for improved response to therapy.
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- Pain numerical rating scale (NRS) assessment of disturbed neural states/function via reflex zones on the auricular microsystem
- Diagnostic electrodermal activity (EDA) probes (aka point finders) for empirical measure of objective units of disturbance (OUDs) — to assess, support, or extend the reporting of subjective units of disturbance (SUDs)
- Electrical stimulation for auricular neuromodulation with application of medical frequencies — including frequencies that resonate with the cortex, subcortical parts of the brain, and interconnected nuclei throughout the brainstemuricular
- Auricular Semi-Permanent (ASP) 3 to 5-day stimulation needles (non-needle acupressure options also available)
- Adjuvant auditory-based tools supported by the work of Stephen Porges (such as Safe and Sound Protocol)
- Diagnostic electrodermal activity (EDA) probes for empirical measure of objective units of disturbance (OUDs) — to assess, support, or extend the reporting of subjective units of disturbance (SUDs)
- TENS (transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation) for auricular neuromodulation with application of medical frequencies — including frequencies that resonate with the cortex, subcortical parts of the brain, and interconnected nuclei throughout the brainstem
- LLLT (low-level laser therapy) for auricular neuromodulation with application of medical frequencies — including frequencies that resonate with the cortex, subcortical parts of the brain, and interconnected nuclei throughout the brainstem