Description
How does the Median Nerve Stimulator support brain and nervous system regulation?
The device works by delivering low-level electrical pulses to the median nerve at the wrist, which plays a role in sensory and motor signalling.
This type of stimulation is thought to influence brain activity patterns involved in movement control. Research into median nerve stimulation (MNS) has shown it can help reduce the frequency and intensity of involuntary movements by modulating neural rhythms linked to motor output.
By providing rhythmic stimulation through a wearable format, the device offers a practical way to support regulation in everyday environments.
How can it help?
Support regulation of repetitive movements
Designed to support individuals experiencing frequent motor or vocal patterns by providing consistent sensory input.
Help reduce premonitory urges
Stimulation may assist in reducing the build-up of internal urges that often precede repetitive movements.
Provide a non-invasive option
A drug-free, wearable approach that can be used alongside broader therapy or support plans.
Simple, wearable design
Worn on the wrist like a watch, allowing for discreet use at home, school or in the community.
Flexible for daily use
Can be used at different times of day depending on when support is needed most.
Suitable for different ages
Includes adjustable wristbands for both children and adults.
Portable and easy to use
Compact design with simple controls, allowing quick setup and use without additional apps or equipment.
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