Bioregulation

What is Bioregulation?

Bioregulation Therapy (BRT)* is a unique and highly-effective modality that uses advanced low intensity pulsed electromagnetic field (PEMF) technology to support biological communications at the cellular level – ultimately helping the body to better self-regulate, adapt, and heal naturally. BRT is based upon the principle of treating the body with specially designed frequencies that allow each cell to respond, though sympathetic resonance, in a manner that reinforces its own internal vibration. There is a significant body of clinical, laboratory, and theoretical evidence that suggests BRT is effective for a wide range of conditions.

Cellular Communication & Well-Being

Cellular communication is critical to the body’s adaptation, regulation, and healing processes which help to maintain overall health and deal with the causes and symptoms of cell deterioration and disease. Every single cell in the body communicates via electromagnetic fields – at the overall rate of trillions of chemical reactions per second. In order to process these instantaneous exchanges – and sustain optimum health – cellular communications must be fluid, precise and synchronized. When these critical communications are disrupted or blocked, the body’s cells, tissues and organs may be compromised and unhealthy symptoms follow.

A number of internal and environmental sources can contribute to the breakdown of the body’s cellular communication processes. Some of these sources include nutritional deficiencies, chemicals, toxins, genetics, emotional stressors and blocks at the subconscious level, microbes, aging and electrosmog – computers, cell phones, high-power electrical lines, microwaves and other common electronic devices that over time may cause sensitivities and imbalances.

How Can BRT Help?

Issues BRT May Address:

Research suggests that BRT can be helpful for a variety of mental health and medical conditions¹. Most often in our practice, BRT is used in combination with neurofeedback or psychotherapy to address:

Anxiety
Depression/Mood Disorders
Chronic Pain
Fibromyalgia
PTSD & Complex PTSD
OCD
Chronic Lyme Disease Symptoms
Headaches
Hyperactivity
Dementias
Insomnia
Tourette’s Syndrome
Aggression
Emotional Dysregulation

Possible Benefits of BRT:

Accelerates healing
Increases relaxation
Helps to balance energy
Reduces stress and muscle tension
Improves sleep quality
Aids in circulation and blood oxygen level
Improves digestion and the uptake of nutrients from the bloodstream to the cells
Stimulates the immune system
Helps to dissipate allergies and hypersensitivities
Supports detoxification
Helps with muscle and joint aches
Reduces inflammation
Improves sports preparation, performance and recovery
Supports efficient cell function and regeneration
Reduces anxiety and calms the mind
Stimulates energy systems such as Meridians
Helps to decrease therapy resistance and break through physical and emotional blocks
Creates synergies with other allopathic and integrative modalities to improve results

“Once we open up to the flow of energy within our body, we can also open up to the flow of energy in the universe.”

– Wilhelm Reich

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How BRT Works

During BRT sessions, BRT devices safely deliver very low intensity electromagnetic signals. Through frequency and modulation, these signals create gentle electromagnetic field changes that facilitate improved cellular communications within the body. More specifically, BRT signals target communication channels or “biological windows” that correlate with specific areas of the body and mind. Once this happens, the body can more efficiently process the electrical and chemical exchanges associated with those channels and address imbalances or dysfunctions in those areas.

By facilitating cellular communications and supporting the body’s own adaptation and regulation activities, BRT can help to accelerate healing, restore inner balance and return the body to a natural state of wellness.

BRT in Combination with Neurofeedback or Psychotherapy

BRT combines seamlessly with neurofeedback and psychotherapy, often accelerating the effects of these other modalities. During a BRT session, the client sits in a comfortable chair with a pad on the affected area and relaxes for 15 – 60 minutes. BRT can be offered during a psychotherapy session or after a neurofeedback session.

For an overview of information on BRT, please see the this paper, published by Lenyosis, the maker of the Bioregulation system I use.

^*BRT has been studied and practiced around the world for decades, and has been available in the United States for more than 30 years. Electromagnetic therapy has been approved by the FDA to heal bones and cleared to address a number of indications, from pain management to psychological problems. In our practice it is not used to diagnose or treat mental health or medical conditions, but instead, is used for general wellness. I do not practice BRT as a psychologist, as BRT is not in the scope of practice of licensed psychologists; however, I offer BRT based on the training and extensive study I have undertaken.