Cristina Albors, physiotherapist specialized in pelvic floor and osteopath, works at Osum Clinic in Valencia, where she uses NESA as part of her therapeutic approach. In her intervention she explains that the autonomic nervous system represents a fundamental element, since it regulates body functions related to problems such as constipation, sleep and other alterations.
For Cristina, NESA represents in her clinic a step further and has allowed her to expand the range of treatment possibilities. She points out that, although manual therapy and visceral work as an osteopath have been useful, she felt there was an additional tool missing. With NESA she finds that complement through the autonomic nervous system and its regulation.
Her expectations with this technology are to shorten treatment times, achieve more effective treatments and reach better results. She also considers that, in the medium term, profitability can be positive, although she recognizes that she has still been using it for a short time and is in the process of becoming more comfortable with the device.
Cristina affirms that not having NESA would mean falling short in treatments. In addition, she emphasizes the attention and treatment received from the team, and considers that this technology can help address cases for which currently fewer tools exist.
