neuropsychotherapy
What is NPT?
Why It’s Essential in Functional Health
Why It’s Essential in Functional Health
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neuropsychotherapy (NPT) is a powerful integrative intervention that combines modern neuroscience with psychology and relational therapy
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it’s grounded in the understanding that emotional healing requires working with how the brain and body hold patterns of experience
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by leveraging the brain’s ability to change NPT helps shift long-standi
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neuropsychotherapy (NPT) is a powerful integrative intervention that combines modern neuroscience with psychology and relational therapy
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it’s grounded in the understanding that emotional healing requires working with how the brain and body hold patterns of experience
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by leveraging the brain’s ability to change NPT helps shift long-standing patterns, support self-regulation, and promote true, long-term transformation
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Why It’s Essential in Functional Health
Why It’s Essential in Functional Health
Why It’s Essential in Functional Health
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functional health recognizes that symptoms are not isolated—they are the product of interconnected systems
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NPT fits naturally into this view by helping to heal chronic stress and trauma stored in the nervous system, support emotional regulation and resilience, improve gut-brain axis function and inflammation, and lay a foundation for sustainable lifestyle and behavior change
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How it works
How it works
How it works
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NPT is personalized, and may include comprehensive neuro-informed assessments, tools for emotional and nervous system regulation, integration of polyvagal theory, internal family systems, somatic therapy, EMDR, or other evidence-based approaches
and interventions to support mindset and lifestyle transformation
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applications
How it works
How it works
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NPT is suitable for both children and adults with autism, ADHD, learning challenges, anxiety, depression, mood dysregulation, trauma, PTSD, gut-brain dysfunction, chronic inflammation, fatigue, emotional eating, sleep issues, behavioral struggles, disconnection from self, body, or relationships
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