At Heal Thyself Institute, we use advanced nerve stimulation technologies to help the body and brain reconnect. When nerves are injured, inflamed, or under-functioning, the messages between the brain and body can become distorted. Nerve therapy uses gentle electrical currents to activate these pathways, reduce pain, and retrain communication within the nervous system.
Our approach targets both peripheral nerves and the vagus nerve, a key regulator of the body’s stress response and internal balance. By stimulating these pathways, we can calm overactive systems, reduce inflammation, and encourage the brain to create healthier patterns of control and recovery.
At Heal Thyself Institute, nerve therapy is rarely used alone; it’s part of a carefully layered plan designed to help the nervous system relearn balance. Every patient’s program is customized based on neurological findings and comfort level.
During sessions, gentle nerve stimulation may be paired with chiropractic adjustments, vibration, or reflex-based exercises to strengthen brain body communication. This combination helps quiet the stress response, enhance vagus nerve function, and restore normal movement and sensory feedback.
The result is a calmer, more connected nervous system, one that communicates clearly, responds efficiently, and supports healing on every level.
Most patients describe the sensation as a gentle pulsing or tingling. It should never be painful. Our equipment allows precise control of intensity and duration.
Yes; when used properly, it’s gentle and effective. We use non-invasive devices designed specifically for therapeutic use. Vagus stimulation can help calm anxiety, improve digestion, and regulate heart rate and inflammation.
That depends on the condition and goals. Some patients feel relief immediately, while others benefit from a series of sessions for long-term nerve retraining.
Patients with neuropathy, chronic pain, anxiety, concussion, developmental delay, or autonomic nervous system dysregulation — including those with vagus nerve imbalance or post-stress fatigue.
