(SSP – Safe and Sound Protocol)

A neurotherapeutic program based on polyvagal theory research, designed to calm the nervous system and improve emotional regulation. SSP works through scientifically formulated music that retrains the nervous system to feel safe, reducing overreaction to stress and enhancing communication, attention, and neuroplasticity. The protocol is delivered gradually and under the supervision of a specialist to ensure its suitability to the individual's condition and nervous system response. This service typically targets: hypersensitivity to stimuli (sounds, noises, touches, etc.); chronic stress or a constant feeling of alertness; difficulties with emotional regulation or irritability; social anxiety or difficulty forming relationships; mild to moderate attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD); sensory or behavioral difficulties; the effects of mild trauma on the nervous system; feelings of detachment or emotional shutdown; and those who struggle to enter a state of "safety" during the day.