Raquel García, physiotherapist and director of her clinic in Palencia, founded in 2011 starting alone and growing to a team of three professionals. Her philosophy is based on therapeutic breadth — not specializing in a single thing but offering a range of treatments — and on closeness and active listening as the pillar of the relationship with the patient.
She attends NESA training as the first of the team, with the intention that her colleagues will train later. She confesses that until now she had the autonomic nervous system “a bit forgotten”, treating it tangentially but without specifically addressing it. Her first real contact with NESA was trying it on herself, noticing improvements especially at the digestive level, which convinced her to continue exploring its clinical potential.
She positively highlights the complete ecosystem around the device: the backpack, the materials, the informed consents, the social media support and constant communication, something that differentiates NESA from other technologies that simply sell the machine and disappear.
Her clinical profile integrates general physiotherapy with osteopathy, always seeking realistic and significant goals for the patient’s daily life, including social and emotional dimensions.
