NeuroEmotional Technique (NET) is a mind-body protocol developed by chiropractor Dr. Scott Walker over 30 years ago. Walker found that emotional triggers caused roughly 90% of chronic injuries that didn't respond to mechanical adjustments. NET identifies and clears these emotional blocks so the body can heal and symptoms don't keep recurring.
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NeuroEmotional Technique, or NET, is a clinically researched mind-body protocol. It started over 30 years ago with Dr. Scott Walker, who's a chiropractor, who found that when his clients were coming in for chronic injuries over and over again, that even though he was adjusting them and fixing them in the rehabilitation as far as their body mechanics, something kept popping up over and over again. Once he started discovering that there was an emotional component to it, all of a sudden the healing became much faster and the adjustments would stick. So as he started developing this technique more and more, the emotional component he found was 90% of the chronic recurring issues with the client. So NET further developed into this mind-body protocol, and that originally started off with chiropractic, now includes acupuncturists and therapists from all different disciplines to find the core issue that was holding the client back from having that full healing. So let's say that there's a stress pattern, you're having anxiety, you're having a chronic pain. 90% of the time there will be an emotional issue that is keeping that stuck in place in your mind and body, and N.E.T. helps find what that trigger is so we can clear that out and that your body can respond in a normal way, and then you can have a life that's more, you know, fulfilled, more in relationship to that stress pattern. It doesn't trigger you in the way that it used to.
