Audiovisual brain stimulation

Physiological basis

• Almost all sensory organs transmit information to the cerebral cortex via the thalamus .

• Repetitive sensory stimulation affects the activity of the cortex, normalizing its function.

Key mechanisms of action of ABC

1. Dissociation / Hypnotic Induction

• A state of deep relaxation, similar to meditation, where thoughts, worries, and bodily tensions are released.

• Result:

  • muscle relaxation,

  • decreased electrodermal activity,

  • stabilization of breathing and pulse,

  • improving blood circulation.

2. Regulation of neurotransmitters and homeostasis

• Stimulates the release of neurotransmitters , calms the autonomic nervous system , which is active during stress and trauma.

• Promotes deep relaxation and rapid relief from psychophysiological stress .

3. Improving cerebral circulation

• ABC increases glucose metabolism and blood flow in the brain , particularly in the frontal lobes.

• This helps:

  • for depression and anxiety ,

  • in attention disorders , behavior and cognitive disorders .

Clinical indications for the use of ABC

✅ Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)
✅ Depression, anxiety disorders
✅ Sleep disturbances, blood pressure
✅ PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder)
✅ Seasonal affective disorder
✅ Cognitive decline and memory impairment in the elderly
✅ Pain syndromes, including migraine and PMS

Integrative approach at the Expio Center

According to the principles of integrative and holistic medicine , ABC is used in combination with:

• psychotherapy

• infusion therapy (ketamine, oxybutyrate)

• transcranial electrical stimulation

• " Neurohelp " program (brain rehabilitation)

• body-oriented therapy

• art therapy

🔹 Such a multimodal program allows you to achieve deep and sustainable results in restoring mental and physical health.