Jessica is a licensed provider of the Safe&Sound protocol.
This evidence-based listening therapy was developed by Dr. Stephen Porges and its ability to regulate the autonomic nervous system and enhance the feeling of safety can be benefical for various mental health challenges, offering a foundation for emtoional regulation and resilience.
The SSP can help improve attention regulation and focus, which are often impaired in individuals with ADHD.
SSP can help regulate sensory processing and improve social engagement by reducing sensory sensitivities and enhancing the ability to connect with others. It may also aid in improving communication skills and reducing repetitive behaviours.
SSP's calming effect can help restore the nervous system, alleviate stress, and prevent burnout by promotion relaxation and resilience.
By modulating the autonomic nervous system, SSP can decrease physiological symptoms of anxiety and promote a sense of calmness and security.
SSP may help regulate mood by promoting a sense of safety and reducing feelings of overwhelm or despair
SSP supports trauma recovery by fostering a sense of safety, reducing hypervigilance, and promtiong emotional regulation.
By calming the physiological and emotional responses to triggers, SSP aids in reducing symptoms of hyperarousal and reacitivity associated with PTSD.
Jessica integrates the SSP within her trauma-and polyvagal informed mindfulness practise and plans the application tailored to each person's needs.
The SSP is benefical to both adults and children and can be successfully applied in person or remotely.
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The Safe-and-Sound Protocol is an evidence based tool established by Dr. Stephen Porges, founder of the polyvagal theory. It supports clients with anxiety, trauma, PTSD, burnout, depression and ADHD.