Leire Ado, psychologist at the Avicena clinic in Burgos, shares her interest in NESA technology and reflects on the potential it can have as a complementary tool within the healthcare approach. In her testimony, she explains that she discovered this technology through professionals at Burgos Hospital and that, from the first moment, it aroused her curiosity due to the possibility of intervening non-invasively on symptoms and conditions that sometimes are not fully addressed with usual resources.
From her professional perspective, she highlights that one of the main advantages of NESA is precisely its non-invasive nature and its capacity to open new ways of work in complex pathologies and clinical manifestations, especially in those cases where there is still margin to continue researching and expanding knowledge. In this sense, she emphasizes the importance that more healthcare professionals take interest in this technology, not only to apply it in clinical practice, but also to generate new data, results and evidence that allow better understanding its scope and real benefits.
Leire focuses on the need to maintain an open look toward innovative tools that can contribute to improving people’s quality of life. For her, true professional success lies precisely in offering quality care and helping patients feel better. Her intervention conveys a prudent but hopeful vision, oriented to collaboration, research and comprehensive patient care.
