María, clinical assistant at the Reyes Medina clinic, explains how treatment with NESA is organized and applied within the center, in coordination with Estefanía, responsible for performing the initial assessment of each patient. Based on this first evaluation, the most suitable protocol and programs to use are defined, and it is María who is subsequently responsible for accompanying the daily development of treatment. Her testimony highlights not only the internal functioning of the team, but also the importance of the continued and personalized follow-up performed after the first ten sessions.
As she describes, once this first cycle is completed, many patients move to a maintenance phase whose frequency is adapted to individual evolution, either with weekly sessions or every fifteen days. For the team, this follow-up is particularly significant because, when patients return, they do so out of conviction and satisfaction with the results obtained.
María also highlights the emotional impact of observing real improvements in people who have lived for years with pain or problems difficult to solve. In particular, she mentions the case of a patient who, after having tried numerous intense treatments since a very young age without finding relief, experienced relevant improvement after starting treatment with NESA. For the clinic team, seeing a person recover well-being and leave pain behind represents great motivation and reinforces the value of this tool within the therapeutic approach.
