César Contreras, physiotherapist with several clinics, shares his vision on NESA’s transformative role in the treatment of complex patients, especially those with pluripathology and underlying autonomic component.
His main motivation is clear: the autonomic nervous system has always been the “tough nut to crack” for physiotherapists, that difficult part to address where the most complex patients get stuck. He sees in NESA the opportunity to reach precisely there, supported by growing scientific evidence and by experiences with family members that have generated conviction in him.
He describes a very recognizable patient profile: someone who arrives with diffuse and changing pain, without clear structural cause, who upon inquiry hides deep work, family or emotional problems. For these cases, non-invasive neuromodulation acts on the autonomic nervous system that regulates all those emotions and responses, unblocking the treatment.
His proposal with NESA is to treat in parallel: the acute problem that motivates the consultation and the chronic added problems — insomnia, depression, fatigue, anxiety — that perpetuate it. He emphasizes that a patient who does not sleep well cannot recover, since night is when cells repair and the body recovers energy.
