What is Neuro-Emotional Technique (NET)?
NET Therapy
Hardships and stressors affect our emotions and even the chemical and physical makeup of our bodies on a daily basis. Research has shown that while the primary locations for the physiology of emotions are in the brain, spine, nervous system and acupuncture circuits, emotions do in fact register in every cell of the body. When negative emotions linger, our bodies don't return to a balance state after the initial stress reaction.
These periods of prolonged emotional stress can result in the manifestation of physical ailments such as headaches, body pains, phobias, anxiety, organ dysfunction and much more.
Drawing from Traditional Chinese Medicine, Chiropractic and Applied Kinesiology, Neuro-Emotional Technique (NET) is a mind body stress reduction method that helps treat behavioral and physical conditions by removing negative emotional blocks. The goal is to identify the cause of negative physiological reactions to events, help the patient release it and move on to better things.
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Testimonials
Anita is an extremely gifted NET practitioner and Yoga Therapist. Her sincere intention to help others, shows in the way she listens to her clients. Her gift of connecting with people and her knowledge pertaining to her therapy methods, ensures perfect confidence in her ability to assist her clients. - Amanda Steyn
The day after my NET session with Anita, I felt lifted in so many ways. - Vickie.
NET has been my choice for wellness care for the past 17 years. I have tried various methods and therapies over the years and yet have not found any that were able to get to the root of my physical and emotional discomforts as fast and as effective as NET. -Amanda S.
I had NET with Anita the day before my SAT. I slept very well after the NET and my test went great! The best I’ve felt during a test in a very long time. Even after 4 hours I still felt very focused on the essay, which I normally have the most trouble with. -Eric