Audiovisual stimulation session

Audiovisual stimulation is a method of stimulating sensory analyzers (visual and auditory), with the help of which the level of activation of the cerebral cortex is changed through the modulating systems of the brain responsible for the psychophysical state.

A natural example of such a modulating effect is when a person focuses on the glare of a campfire flame (visual stimulation) or the noise of the surf (sound stimulation). The spectral composition of these influences is similar to the rhythm of the brain in a calm, relaxed state.

Not only do regular exercises develop physical parameters, but they also contribute to the development of cognitive functions (memory, attention, ability to switch, reaction speed); they help fight stress and enhance the body's adaptive capabilities.

In terms of appearance, the device is a pair of headphones and glasses connected to a special apparatus. During the procedure, the patient perceives a pulsating sound and flickering light. These sound and light stimuli are collected in programs of different effects: “gate of calm”, “stress killer”, “alpha zone”, “deep sleep”, “OM meditation”, “fast recovery." In total, there are over 100 programs.

• Reduction of stressful influences, fast relaxation, mitigation of fatigue;
• Improvement of memory, including attention deficit disorder;
• sleep normalization;
• Activation of recovery processes and strengthening of immunity;
• Improvement of intellectual functions;
• Relief of migraine attacks, severity of premenstrual syndrome;
• Reduction of the severity of chronic pain syndrome;
• Decrease in meteosensitivity, prevention of desynchronosis when changing time zones;
• Activization of learning and creativity;
• Better performance and efficiency;
• Facilitation of the introduction into a state of trance and hypnosis;
• Acceleration of the development and implementation of meditative techniques;
• Improvement of physical performance;
• Improvement of mood and general well-being;
• Change of attitudes towards traumatic situations;
• Reduction of the level of anxiety;

• Chronic fatigue syndrome;
• Emotional burnout syndrome;
• Consequences of chronic stress;
• Sleep disorders of various nature;
• Quick mitigation of fatigue and relaxation at the end of a hard day;
• Impaired memory and attention;
• Premenstrual syndrome;
• Chronic pain syndrome of various nature;
• Meteosensitivity;
• Prevention of desynchronosis when changing time zones;
• For activization of learning and creativity;
• Better performance and efficiency;
• Acceleration of the development and implementation of meditative techniques;
• Depressive and anxiety disorders.

• Epilepsy and convulsive syndrome (including a history);
• Brain tumors;
• Increased photosensitivity;
• Arrhythmia and pacemaker installed;

Duration: 20 to 40 min.
Frequency: individual.