Discover how to integrate NESA® Non-Invasive Neuromodulation into your clinical practice through a hands-on, evidence-based training.
Understand the role of the autonomic nervous system and explore the clinical applications of microcurrents.
Everything You Need to Know
○ Bioelectricity: concepts and applications.
○ Bioelectricity: a science with a long-standing
history across multiple disciplines.
○ Homeostasis and its regulation.
○ Functions and hierarchy of the autonomic nervous
system.
○ The role of sleep in autonomic nervous system
regulation.
○ A scientifically validated technology.
○ Parameters and treatment sequences.
○ Origins and evolution.
○ Collaborations within the medical field.
○ NESA® educational programs.
○ Active and passive treatment.
○ Electrode placement and treatment planning.
○ Clinical indications and therapeutic benefits.
○ Display and system configuration.
○ Gloves and ankle straps: setup and proper use.
○ Device maintenance.
○ Clinical use of the pointer electrode.
○ Specific clinical applications.
○ Wecardio ECG and heart rate variability (HRV).
○ Data interpretation for neuromodulation.
○ Hands-on practice among participants.
○ Assessment protocol and use of NESA®
technology.
Introduction to the specific treatment programs:
○ Program 1 – Hormesis.
○ Program 2 – Ventral.
○ Program 3 – Dorsal.
○ Program 4 – Sagittal.
○ Program 5 – Fatigue.
○ Program 6 – Analgesia.
○ Program 7 – Autonomic Nervous System (ANS)
Neuromodulation.
○ Program 8 – Central Nervous System (CNS)
Neuromodulation.
○ Program 9 – Trigeminal and Facial Nerves.
This module is tailored to the interests and specialties of the participants, exploring the role of the autonomic nervous system (ANS) across different areas of healthcare.
○ Urogynecology and the ANS: pelvic floor
regulation and its relationship with
neuromodulation.
○ Neurology, Metabolic Disorders (Internal
Medicine) and the ANS: clinical applications of
neuromodulation in neurological and metabolic
conditions.
○ Sports Medicine and the ANS: optimizing
performance and supporting recovery in athletic
populations.
○ Hands-on practice among participants.
○ Basic clinical cases.
○ Results analysis and treatment optimization.
○ Informed consent and legal considerations.
○ Clinical documentation and reference materials.
*During the on-site training, participants will receive exclusive printed training materials, specifically designed for this introductory course.
These materials are available exclusively to on-site participants and serve as a practical guide and reference for the clinical application of NESA® technology.
○ Course review and open Q&A session.
○ Follow-up support and advanced training
opportunities.
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