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Oral Resonance Therapy
Speech language pathologists working with individuals affected by cleft lip and palate and resonance disorders must be cognizant of how these conditions may alter voice quality, working closely with otolaryngologists and craniofacial teams in order to maximize speech outcomes. Ideal therapy should seek to establish a balanced ratio between oral and nasal sound energy for […]
Magnetic E-Resonance Therapy Near Me
MeRT uses FDA-cleared technology to safely stimulate the brain with magnetic pulses that alter neural activity, thus relieving symptoms associated with mood disorders by targeting areas that regulate emotion regulation. MeRT stands apart from TMS by using EEG/qEEG analyses and treatments tailored specifically for your unique brain pattern and dysregulation. Every 10 treatments, sequential EEG […]
Quantum Magnetic Resonance Therapy for Osteoarthritis
A computer controlled device has developed to produce precise quantum electromagnetic beams that alter membrane potential of diseased cells and tissues, offering effective relief to patients suffering from various conditions. QMR technology effectively blocks LPS/HA-activation of the NLRP3 inflammasome and decreases COX-2, iNOS, and IL-1b protein expression and secretion in macrophage THP-1 cells. Inflammation MR […]
Magnetic Resonance Therapy for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
At Newport Brain Research Laboratory and Brain Treatment Center, magnetic resonance therapy (MRT) is employed as an effective method to treat posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD). MRT works by manipulating activity patterns in brain networks associated with this condition using magnets. Two RCTs have investigated second-generation TMS modalities for treating PTSD. The first randomized 103 veterans […]
Resonant Voice Therapy
Resonant Voice Therapy (RVT) is a physiologic program that promotes a slightly abducted/adducted laryngeal configuration that studies have revealed to produce maximum vocal intensity with minimum phonotraumatic behaviors. The program comprises two stages. Initial therapy sessions utilize sensory-based approaches because significant research into motor learning suggests that paying too much attention to the mechanics of […]