Tactile sound therapy solutions to improve physical and emotional health and well-being.
Tactile sound therapy solutions to improve physical and emotional health and well-being.
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For people with ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder): improve body perception, adjust muscle tone and alertness, promote emotional and motor appeasement.
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Decrease in anxiety and depression.
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Reduction of stress and physical pain.
Comment ça marche ?
Thérapie vibroacoustique
Like a guitar string, each part of the body has its own resonance frequencies. The Immersive Care ® solution, thanks to its innovative vibroacoustic technologies, will stimulate certain dissonant areas of the body in order to provoke a beneficial state of appeasement for the patient. The objective here is to offer a gentle and risk-free alternative to bring the patient to a state of letting go, of generalized relaxation. Immersive Care ® can be used in regular sessions or on an ad hoc basis to anticipate/treat an anxiety-provoking event and facilitate a return to a stable emotional state.
Masse abdominale 4 – 8 Hz
Masse abdominale 4 – 8 Hz
Masse abdominale 4 – 8 Hz
Jambes. Variable de 2 Hz avec les genoux fléchis à plus de 20 Hz avec une posture rigide
Jambes. Variable de 2 Hz avec les genoux fléchis à plus de 20 Hz avec une posture rigide
Vagal nerve stimulation
The vagal nerve plays a key role in producing the deeply relaxing effects experienced during vibroacoustic therapy.
The vagal nerve communicates with almost all of our organs. It is responsible for decreasing alertness, blood pressure and heart rate and contributes to calmness, relaxation and digestion.
The vagal nerve is the largest of the 12 pairs of cranial nerves. Cranial nerves are responsible for communication between the brain and the body.
A world premiere
In collaboration with a team of psychologists, psychomotricians and specialized educators, we have defined a unique method of vibroacoustic therapy for people with autism spectrum disorders.
Thanks to the use of the latest easy-to-use tactile technologies, and a method that adapts to the different degrees of disability specific to each patient, we help therapists (psychologists and psychomotricians) to adjust the sensory modulation system of patients (this system governs our ability to adapt to different environmental stimuli, filters this information and adjusts our state of vigilance to the context.
They trust us
