The Safe and Sound Protocol (SSP) is an evidence-based listening therapy that helps shift the nervous system to be more present and regulated while improving client capacity for connection and receptivity to other therapies.

A non-invasive vagal nerve stimulator, the SSP is designed to reduce stress and auditory sensitivity while enhancing social engagement and resilience by re-patterning the auditory and nervous systems for safety and connection.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

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For children and adults. Improve brain and body organization, and emotional regulation. Used in a broad variety of disorders such as Autism, ADHD, and more. 

A clinical intervention used to improve brain function through brain and body integration via multisensory input. It combines auditory, balance, and movement to create a foundation for learning, attention, processing and behavior.

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Stronger Brains Program integrates neuroscience-based brain training to grow the cognitive skills essential for learning, with strategies to strengthen emotion control, positive self-image, and a growth mindset for every child. It is an 8-12 week evidence-based approach to developing your child’s mental discipline, focus, impulse control, social skills, and resilience.​​​

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PEMF therapy is a non-invasive treatment that utilizes electromagnetic fields to stimulate and heal the body. It involves exposing the body to low-frequency electromagnetic fields that promote cellular repair and improve overall health. This therapy may reduce inflammation, increase circulation, promote relaxation, and improve sleep. You can choose from individual sessions, session packages, or rental units.

HUSO sound therapy is a powerful yet gentle way to promote relaxation and wellbeing. By using the therapeutic energy of sound, vibration, and frequency, HUSO sound therapy can help you to relax, sleep better, improve clarity, reduce depression and anxiety, and ground yourself.

Interactive meditation is a type of meditation that requires active involvement and frequently integrates conventional methods with interactive components such as guided visualizations, biofeedback, or technology-based tools. Unlike traditional meditation, which usually emphasizes silent introspection, interactive meditation involves the participant in a more dynamic manner, frequently with the assistance of a guide, an app, or even virtual reality.