Regina Marum, psychiatrist and psychoanalyst with more than 45 years of trajectory, shares her vision on the potential of non-invasive neuromodulation as a complementary tool within the clinical approach, especially in the field of mental health and rehabilitation. In her testimony, she highlights that this technology is particularly interesting to her because of its innovative nature, because it does not generate pain or relevant side effects and because it opens new therapeutic possibilities in conditions where conventional treatments, especially pharmacological, can present limitations.
From her experience, she emphasizes its usefulness in symptoms such as insomnia, anxiety and depression, pointing out that she has been able to observe striking improvements in patients treated at her son Rodrigo Marun’s clinic. As she explains, in some cases changes have become evident in a relatively short time, with advances both physically and emotionally. In addition, she values the scientific solidity she perceives behind this technology, highlighting the work of universities, ongoing research and knowledge about the autonomic nervous system that supports its application.
Regina Marum also mentions her interest in future possibilities in other areas, such as work with children with autism, and very positively values that it is a proposal with a scientific basis and clinical projection. Even as a user, she reports personal benefits in sciatic pain, knee pain and a feeling of cognitive clarity, which reinforces her enthusiasm and confidence in this tool.
