Anyone experiencing stress, emotional distress, or physical symptoms linked to emotional issues can benefit from NET. It is effective for a wide range of conditions and can be used alongside other medical or therapeutic treatments.

No, NET is not counseling. It does not involve talking about or analyzing emotions. Instead, it focuses on the physiological responses associated with emotional stress and aims to correct physical imbalances in the body.

An NEC is a maladaptive pattern formed in response to stress or emotional trauma. It involves a specific emotion, physical imbalance, and conditioned response. NET identifies and resolves NECs to promote overall health and well-being.

Traditional psychotherapy primarily works with the neocortex (the thinking brain) to address emotional issues. NET, on the other hand, works with the old mammalian brain (the feeling brain) and focuses on the physiological aspects of emotional responses, making it distinct from talk therapy.

Yes, NET is supported by extensive scientific research. Studies have shown that emotions and stress responses are linked to physiological changes in the body. NET addresses these changes to help restore balance and promote healing.

Yes, NET can be used alongside other medical or therapeutic treatments. It is a complementary approach that enhances overall health and well-being by addressing the mind-body connection.

During an NET session, the practitioner will use muscle testing and acupressure point corrections to identify areas of stress or dysfunction. The session is non-invasive and typically lasts about 30-60 minutes, depending on individual needs.

The number of NET sessions required varies depending on the individual and their specific health concerns. Some people may experience significant improvements after just a few sessions, while others may benefit from ongoing treatment to address deeper issues. Your practitioner will work with you to develop a personalized plan.