NeuroEmotional Technique

 Stress responses such as fear, anger, grief, and many others can sometimes negatively affect us long after the original event that caused them. When our body fails to ‘let go’ of these responses, we can find ourselves with unexplained aversions, self-sabotaging behaviors, destructive beliefs, phobias, and many chronic physical problems.

I can use an approach called NeuroEmotional Technique (NET) to identify and help you let go of ‘stuck’ mind-body stress patterns.

How it Works

People used to think stress responses resided entirely in the brain. Now, we know other body parts can also have stress responses. Have you ever felt ‘butterflies in your stomach’ before a speech or a ‘lump in your throat’? Stress responses can happen in our bodies, not just in our brains!

We can find stuck, negatively charged response patterns using NET and help you release them. It’s fast, and it can dramatically improve your health.

Finding and resolving these stuck patterns is done with the help of a manual muscle test. This helps determine if your body is in harmony with a particular concept or idea linked to any unresolved event.

You’ll form a mental picture, or ‘snapshot,’ of the original triggering event, and your body will assume a state similar to how it initially reacted. Then we’ll contact, or ask you to contact, a specific body point that will help your body release the unresolved pattern linked to the event. In my clinical setting, body contacts are primarily located along your wrist.

After the correction, many patients report feeling that a heavy weight has been lifted from their shoulders. If things become too personal or uncomfortable, say the word and the session can safely end. You are always in control.

NET is a safe, effective, and natural way to resolve long-standing health problems that involve mind-body stress.

Interested in learning more? Feel free to contact me and see if NET is the right fit for you.

*Excerpt taken from N.E.T., Inc. Brochure. More information found at NETmindbody.com

Helpful Resources

Still have questions? Below is available some of the scientific research available showing the effectiveness of NET.