Colorpuncture · induction therapy

It is a natural stimulation that the body accepts without effort and that, in a simple and imperceptible way, helps bring the rhythms of “out-of-time” brain waves back in step.

Induction therapy can support, among other things, more regular sleep, stress reduction, concentration and learning.

The rhythms of the brain

The brain vibrates at four different rhythms, the brain waves. These rhythms determine whether we are awake, focused or relaxed, and whether we are in light or deep sleep. When some rhythms are “out of time”, sleep, tension and concentration all suffer.

How it works

Induction therapy uses the same frequencies that our brain produces. According to Peter Mandel, it does not “force” the brain: it offers it an external model to take as a reference. The stimulation, which the body recognises as natural, regulates and activates the out-of-time rhythms through two wristbands or with impulses induced on points of the skin. It is imperceptible: there is nothing to feel.

When it can help

• to regulate sleep;
• to reduce stress;
• to support concentration and learning;
• to support general wellbeing.

Within the colorpuncture session

Induction therapy takes place within a colorpuncture session, not on its own: the session can begin with the DEPT, Kirlian photography with the DEPT machine (not compulsory, but recommended), then colorpuncture is carried out and it is assessed whether to add induction therapy. The price is that of the session: 60 minutes, €50 or 90 minutes, €60; with the DEPT 60 minutes, €60 or 90 minutes, €70.