tVNS is a gentle, non-invasive therapy that stimulates the vagus nerve through the skin — usually at specific points on the ear or neck.

The vagus nerve plays a key role in:
Stress and anxiety regulation
Digestion and gut function
Heart rate and blood pressure control
Inflammation and immune response
Mood, sleep, and energy levels
Digestive issues (including IBS symptoms)
Anxiety or feeling constantly “on edge”
Poor sleep or fatigue
Brain fog
Flare-ups of pain or inflammation
During tVNS:
Most patients describe the sensation as:
A light tingling, warmth, or gentle tapping — never painful.
Sessions are typically 20–30 minutes, and you remain fully awake and comfortable throughout.
tVNS does not “treat a disease directly,” but it can help reduce symptoms and improve quality of life by improving nervous system regulation.
It is commonly used to support:
It is often combined with other neuromodulation approaches such as tDCS or TPS, depending on your needs.
Yes — when delivered by trained clinicians, tVNS is considered very safe.
Key points:
Side effects are uncommon and usually mild, such as temporary skin tingling or slight redness at the contact point.
Most patients feel:
Benefits often build gradually over several sessions, as the nervous system learns to regulate itself more effectively.
We use tVNS because it:
Our goal is not just symptom relief — but helping your nervous system become more resilient, adaptable, and balanced.
tVNS may be suitable if you:
A consultation allows us to determine whether tVNS — alone or combined with other neuromodulation therapies — is the right fit for you.