Ana Cristina Gutiérrez, Costa Rican psychologist, shares her interest in NESA technology as an innovative tool aimed at improving the quality of life of patients from a broad and integrative approach. In her testimony, she explains that she discovered this technology at a health fair and that, since then, she perceives it as an option with great potential not only for the field of psychology, but also for other healthcare areas in which the physical and emotional well-being of the patient occupies a central role.
As she relates, one of the aspects that most caught her attention was its possible application in problems very frequent in current clinical practice, such as fatigue, anxiety, stress, depression and sleep alterations. In addition, she highlights her interest in exploring its usefulness in patients with post-COVID sequelae, a profile in which many of these symptoms appear in combination and with significant functional impact. For Ana Cristina, this type of tool responds to a real need to incorporate technological and scientific advances into daily clinical work, with the aim of offering more complete and current solutions.
Her intervention conveys an enthusiastic vision open to innovation, emphasizing the value of integrating new technologies within multidisciplinary health teams. From her perspective, NESA represents a promising opportunity to expand the therapeutic options available and contribute positively to the global well-being of patients.
