González Laviña, physiotherapist at the Cima clinic in Madrid, shares the experience of his team after incorporating NESA into a very broad care practice ranging from pediatrics and pelvic floor to musculoskeletal pathology and sports. In his testimony, he explains that one of the main values of the clinic is total involvement in patient improvement and the honesty of referring when they consider another professional can help better. Within that philosophy, NESA has been integrated in recent months as a complementary tool that is allowing them to address certain chronic pain conditions with better results that were previously more difficult to treat.
As he relates, in addition to improvement in pain, one of the effects that has most caught their attention is the change many patients refer in sleep quality. In several cases, rest has clearly improved and pain has stopped interfering so much at night, which has a positive impact on recovery and quality of life. He also mentions examples of athletic patients with high stress levels who have noticed better sleep onset, as well as other cases where unforeseen functional benefits have appeared.
From his experience, NESA has become versatile support that can be combined with manual treatment or used as a subsequent complement, adapting to the needs and preferences of each patient. The team especially values its ease of use, its clinical applicability and the growth potential they see for it within consultation.
