How does neuro emotional technique work

In addition, body reflex points and other physiological reactions are recorded to pinpoint and confirm the connections and existence of:. NET treatment often has life changing results for chronic sufferers of:.

This acupuncture theory connects specific emotional responses with specific meridians. What I do fits on all of thel bases of the Home Run Formula.

When we find a problem or a need, we address all the bases in the appropriate order. In the s it was discovered that emotional responses in the human organism are made of neuropeptides amino acid chains and their receptors that are found on neurons and other cells of remote tissues in the human body. These neuropeptides belong to a family of neurochemicals known as Information Substances which are released in times of stress and become attached to remotely-positioned neuroreceptors.

In simpler terms, our bodies tend to hold onto experienced emotions throughout our lives. The subconscious mind remembers all of these experiences, for better or worse, including negative and traumatic ones. These emotions can be triggered, at any time, and produce physical discomfort, pain or worse. Through emotion, your body is reproducing a similar unwanted physical state that was found in the original conditioning experience.

Beginning in the early s as a psychosomatic stress reduction intervention procedure aimed at improving health, NET combines a number of techniques and principles from traditional Chinese medicine,chiropractic and applied kinesiology.

Scott Walker and Dr. Acupuncturists, Naturopaths and many other healthcare practitioners also became increasingly interested in using the NET technology. At about this same time, NET further evolved to include the use of a non-needle acupressure point correction method, which addressed physical imbalances via the meridian system and its effects on nerves and other parts of the body. Patients found they were feeling significantly less stressed, happier, more at ease, and so on. This includes changes in neuronal chemistry and neurological, vascular, and muscular tone.

The type and intensity of the reaction may occur in response to a specific person or event and may involve widespread physiological changes, such as increased heart rate and inhibition of peristalsis. In fact, emotions do not need to be corrected. Darwin expounded on emotions in a non-psychological way, supporting the concept that emotions are normal and healthy phenomena found in humans and animals. In an unhealthy organism, however, emotions can cause psychosomatic and somatopsychic problems.

Definition of a Neuro Emotional Complex NEC An NEC is defined as a subjective maladaptation syndrome adopted by the human organism in response to a real or perceived threat to any aspect of its survival.

A primary goal of NET is to identify and resolve NECs either via the associated vertebral subluxation s or active pulse point s. NET does not treat emotions, but rather it addresses the physical complex in which an emotion and a related subluxation are component parts. Although counseling in chiropractic, osteopathic, acupuncture, etc. NET is distinguished from psychotherapy in that it is not a therapy directed to the psyche. It does not employ counseling, nor does it advise behavioral changes.

It does not have a goal of insight for the patient. Neurological basis of NET Contemporary neuroscience has demonstrated that emotion and our stress responses are largely related to a physiological response in our body. Stress patterns are triggered when we experience a relatable situation to an original event that caused the stress, coming to light as a physical pain in particular parts of the body. Our body replicates the pain experienced from the original event, causing bodily distress and paralysing us emotionally from moving on.

This could be brought on, for example, by a fear of having to give a speech in front of people because of a traumatic experience at school, experiencing trust issues in a relationships because of a past hurt, or an inability to make a career change because of limiting self beliefs, or a previous trauma resulting in a fear of insecurity.

All of these issues are the subconscious mind attempting to protect you from experiencing a similar emotional and physical response, ultimately stopping you from attaining progress in your life. Through muscle testing and semantic responses, Neuro Emotional Technique seeks to identify and clear these learned stress response pathways, allowing you to overcome these and future issues relating to this original event.

At Selph, our sessions revolve around three fundamental stresses: Money , Relationships , and the Roles you play in your life.

These three topics encapsulate the stresses people experience that create limiting subconscious beliefs, and result in anxieties, phobias, fears and self sabotaging behaviour. Combined with a physical adjustment from our NET practitioners, we release both the emotional and physical strains, and help you to achieve your goals, overcome your fears, and create more meaningful relationships in your life.

Through muscle testing from semantic and physical responses, the practitioner will establish the original event that this current stress is related to.

There may be a number of layered experiences that have been compounded by your learned stress responses over the years, so the Practitioner peels back the layers to find and assist you in clearing the emotional responses around this original event. The practitioner will not give you advice, but rather clear away the negative emotional stress responses and mindsets, empowering you to make your own clear, logical decisions.

Research has been published across medical journals, scientifically validating the treatment of Neuro Emotional Technique on reducing emotional distress in patients who had suffered traumatic stress symptoms. One Research Foundation has found changes in cerebellar functional connectivity and autonomic regulation on cancer patients who had been given NET treatment.

Figure 1 shows the brain scan during the re-experiencing of trauma — when a patient was told verbally about their original traumatic event, before being treated with NET.