Please provide more information for MPS Pain & Scar Therapy and Concussion Recovery Therapy (CRT).
Specific therapies/protocols of Pain & Scar Therapy are used to help treat both external and internal adhesions and for Concussion Recovery MPS is applied to specific cranial points to help regulate nerve signaling and reduce symptoms like brain injuries, headaches, migraines and fatigue. The process is extremely gentle and involves releasing the fascia where appropriate. A more or less intense prickling may be felt where on the area being worked on. For scars there is usually significant difference both in the feeling around the scarring and in its appearance after the first session.
MPS therapies aim to "de-regulate" the Autonomic Nervous System (ANS), shifting the body from a "fight or flight" (sympathetic) state to a "rest and digest" (parasympathetic) state to reduce chronic stress and pain.
The therapist uses a handheld device (commonly the Dolphin Neurostim) to apply low-level Direct Current (DC) to specific trigger, motor and acupuncture points. This current mimics the body's natural electrical signals. Research suggests this can increase ATP production—the "energy currency" of cells—by up to 500%, accelerating tissue repair.
Published research proves MPS Pain & Scar Therapy can provide significant pain relief in the 1st session. After a single session, MPS improved pain outcomes 73% on severely chronic pain 51 patients, who suffered an average 7.61 years with an average intensity of 6.33/10.
In a study using MPS Concussion Recovery Therapy, the results were astounding after a single session: cortisol (stress hormone) reduced by 47%, cognitive functioning improved by 47%, brain fog reduced by 41%, headaches reduced by 33%, ringing in ears reduced by 47% and The King Devick Test (considered a gold standard in evaluating for concussions)reaction time reduced 6% (which means they could answer the questions quicker).
Most patients require 1-10 treatments for lasting outcomes, however number of sessions also depends on the amount of scar tissue or pain a person is experiencing.
In most cases depending on part of body being treated no need to remove clothing. Loose, casual and comfortable clothing is recommended.