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Anxiety Safe and Sound Protocol

Looked after and adopted children tend to be more likely to have experienced trauma in their early life often leading to a lack of sense of safety, being easily triggered into fight or flight and difficulties with emotional regulation and social engagement.

Safe & Sound Protocol

The Safe & Sound Protocol helps to introduce a sense of safety by training the muscles of the middle ear and stimulating the vagus nerve.  Click below to find out more about the Safe & Sound Protocol and how it works.

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