Depression is one of the most prevalent conditions worldwide, affecting more than 280 million people, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). Treatment typically combines psychotherapy and pharmacology, but in many cases, symptoms persist, or side effects limit treatment adherence.
Non-invasive neuromodulation in pathologies like depression is emerging as an innovative alternative to modulate autonomic nervous system activity, restore neuroelectrical balance, and promote recovery.
How Does NESA Non-Invasive Neuromodulation Work for Depression?
The autonomic nervous system plays a key role in mood regulation. In people with depression, an overactive sympathetic nervous system has been observed, increasing stress response, inflammation, and disrupting sleep and recovery patterns.
NESA® non-invasive neuromodulation therapy uses low-intensity microcurrents that act on the autonomic nervous system, promoting parasympathetic activation and leading to:
✅ Cortisol regulation: Reduction of stress and anxiety levels.
✅ Improved sleep: Optimization of deep sleep phases, essential for neuronal recovery.
✅ Bioelectrical balance: Restoration of communication between brain regions involved in emotional regulation.
Non-invasive neuromodulation in mood-related disorders has proven to be particularly effective in improving the quality of life for patients who do not respond adequately to conventional treatments.
Benefits of NESA Non-Invasive Neuromodulation Therapy
Several studies have analyzed the impact of non-invasive neuromodulation on mood disorders. Recent research highlights:
📌 Reduction of depressive symptoms in patients with autonomic dysfunctions.
📌 Improvements in sleep quality, with reduced insomnia and fewer nighttime awakenings.
📌 Decreased mental fatigue and increased daily energy levels.
Additionally, non-invasive neuromodulation for conditions like depression enables recovery without side effects, as it does not require medication or invasive procedures.
Sandra Nogués, psychologist and CEO of BeBright Center
Who Can Benefit from This Treatment?
Non-invasive neuromodulation therapy can be a complementary option for patients who:
✔️ Do not respond adequately to antidepressant medication.
✔️ Experience side effects that make conventional treatment difficult.
✔️ Seek non-invasive, drug-free therapeutic alternatives.
Non-invasive neuromodulation for mood-related conditions can also be used alongside other psychological or medical treatments, maximizing benefits and improving patient response.
Learn More About Non-Invasive Neuromodulation in Mood Disorders
Non-invasive neuromodulation for pathologies like depression represents a breakthrough in managing this condition, offering an alternative based on autonomic nervous system regulation. Scientific evidence supports its benefits in reducing stress, improving sleep, and enhancing emotional stability.
Want to learn more about this technology? Discover how NESA® non-invasive neuromodulation is transforming mental health.
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Testimony of Sandra Nogués:
My name is Sandra Nogués.
I am a psychologist, a clinical specialist in educational, family, sports, and high-performance psychology.
I am here because I had been searching for a long time for a tool that I was missing, and I finally found it in NESA. Throughout my 25 years of professional experience, I have discovered many valuable tools that have provided me with extensive knowledge. However, there was still one missing—one related to the regulation of the autonomic nervous system.
When I discovered NESA, I was truly happy to finally complete the puzzle and offer a much more comprehensive treatment. The impact on individuals is holistic, addressing mental, emotional, and physiological levels.
In psychology, many approaches focus primarily on the cognitive aspect, using a constructivist approach that analyzes what happens to a person, where it originates, and even incorporating psychogenealogy. However, there is something called science and biology, which stores the memory of our history. This translates into somatizations, illnesses, and numerous problems that affect people in their daily lives—individuals who simply want to feel better.
That is why I found NESA to be a solution. So far, I have had two cases that truly impressed me. One of them was an elderly woman who suffered from severe anxiety, fears, and various disorders related to addiction. After just five sessions, the pressure in her chest disappeared, her anxiety significantly decreased, and she started going outside again. All of this happened with only one or two psychology sessions.
For me, integrating my entire methodological experience with this non-invasive neuromodulation tool allows me to offer a truly comprehensive treatment. As a professional, I feel deeply satisfied.
