Route and Support
From first contact to daily clinical use.
A structured path, a single point of contact, no changes to the organization of the study: from the first assessment to ongoing assistance.
Where do we start
Before the device, your practice.
The course begins with three questions we ask each professional. They are not about technology: It's about your work.
How many patients interrupt the traditional route ahead of time?
When the response is partial, some patients leave. The REAC® protocols are a complementary, non-invasive option, to be added to the path already set without replacing it.
How many times would you like an extra option without adding a medication?
REAC® treatment is drug-free and, according to the technical documentation, no contraindications to the concomitant use of drug therapies are known.
How important is it for your structure to innovate without complicating procedures?
Standardized protocols, sessions of a few minutes, start-up training and a single point of contact: Integration does not require organisational changes.
The route
Five stages, a single point of contact
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Knowledge
Presentation of REAC® Technology, devices and reference literature. -
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Assessment
Analysis of the integration of protocols into clinical practice and study organization. -
03
Training
Training in the use of the device and protocols, with dedicated material and documentation. -
04
Integration
Start of clinical use with support in the first applications of the protocols. -
05
Assistance
Continuous technical assistance and scientific support, updates and maintenance.
What the route entails
For the professional
For the patient
Training and assistance
Elena Guadalupi – psychotherapist, Varese
Since I introduced this therapy, my way of working with patients has changed: It allows me to take a more spontaneous, lighter, more pleasant position.
Drs. Giulio Pellegata – doctor, pain therapy, Milan
« The training path has enriched me a lot from a professional point of view, for the ability to observe my patient from a clinical point of view. »
Dr Nicoletta Casale – Surgeon, Rome
« I have been dealing with neurobiomodulation with REAC® protocols for more than 20 years. In the Institute I have always found understanding, help, advice and sharing: Also at a medical level, with colleagues available.
Dr Monica Urru – Surgeon, Rome
« Since 2008 I have been using REAC® therapy for myself and my patients. It profoundly changed my way of living the approach to the symptom.
John Frederickson – psychotherapist, Washington DC · from the interview in English
It really opened my eyes to the levels at which we need to intervene, and it made me much more open to non-psychological treatments for psychological problems. They seem very complementary to me.
Drs. Alessandro Castagna — orthopedist and traumatologist, Sassari
A valuable resource for patients and an opportunity for clinicians to innovate and improve clinical practice.
Frequently Asked Questions
What they ask us most often.
No. The protocols are applied in sessions of a few minutes, on intact skin, with defined sequences; Startup side-by-side is used to insert them into the existing workflow.
The initial training lasts two days and is aimed at the professional and staff of the studio. It is made in collaboration with the Rinaldi Fontani Institute in Florence.
It is a medical device for professional use, reserved for doctors, dentists and psychologists trained in the use of technology and protocols.
As a complementary, not a substitute, option: according to the technical documentation, no contraindications to the concomitant use of pharmacological therapies are known. The framing, the selection of the treatment and the evaluation of the results remain with the professional.
Technical assistance on the device, scientific support on the application of protocols, documentation updates and a single point of contact.
Yes: a comparison with technical-scientific support to examine protocols, documentation and publications relevant to your setting. Request an evaluation.
Start your journey.
The first step is a conversation: Tell us about your clinical activity.
