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Clinical Grade Listening Therapy sessions now available in Charlbury

Rest & Restore Protocol

This Listening Protocol is a brilliant fit if you’re experiencing brain fog, emotional overwhelm, overthinking, inflammation. gut or sleep issues. 

The Rest and Restore Protocol™ is designed to promote deep relaxation, recovery, and balance in the body and mind. RRP targets the healing qualities of the autonomic nervous system, helping to improve physical and mental well-being.

It’s a clinical grade licensed product played through headphones via an app so can be delivered either face to face or virtually via Zoom with a trained practitioner.

After a full course of sound and autonomic mapping the body returns to an optimised state of balance and resilience.

These sessions are a good fit for:

Acute Anxiety

Sleep issues

Inflammation

Social Anxiety

Chronic Stress

Emotional reactivity

Depression

ASD/C (Autism Spectrum Disorder/Condition)

ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder)

HSP (Highly Sensitive Person)

IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome)

When Rest & Restore Protocol is a good fit for you…

• You or your loved one struggles with external emotional triggers, social anxiety, or auditory sensitivity.

• There is overarousal, restlessness, or hypervigilance, especially in social settings.

Choose RRP (Rest & Restore Protocol) if:

• You or your loved one experience feeling “numb,” dissociated, or not in tune with bodily cues.

• Relaxation is difficult because of unconscious body tension, irregular breathing, or disrupted internal rhythms which can result in issues with sleep or digestion.

• You’ve tried mindfulness or other modalities and still feel disconnected from your body or emotions.

It supports emotional regulation and relaxation, through this access point:

• RRP = body rhythm → brainstem → body-brain connection

Contact Lauren Bond - info@laurenbond.co.uk

Lauren Bond · Mon 7 Sep, 16:28 · Link


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