PONS Cranial Nerve Stimulation

The process of neuroplasticity underlies all cerebral learning, training and rehabilitation.​

This PONS therapy aims to help chronic neurological symptoms or trauma experienced through injury or disease, which has left a disrupted neural network that is unable to carry nerve impulses efficiently.​

With facial reflex therapy, cranial nerves which originate from Pons (situated in part of the brain) are stimulated to open new pathways that carry impulses to and from the brain. The plasticity of the brain allows these impulses to travel and activate or reactivate neurons and structures involved in such functions as movement control and sensory perception, positively affecting the entire nervous system. In time, the brain is able to restructure or relearn after severe injury or disease. In some cases, this treatment can even help conditions that have been present since birth.

Clients that may benefit from Pons Stimulation:

  • Spasticity / low muscle tone such as Cerebral  Palsy

  • Bell’s Palsy

  • Scoliosis

  • Jaw deviation

  • Whiplash

  • Tongue function

  • Speech

  • TMJ

  • Tinnitus

  • Loss of taste and smell

  • And much more…

Treatment:£85 / 1:15-1:30hrs
(15% discount for block of 6 bookings)

Please click the ‘Book Consultation’ button at the top right of this page to discuss this treatment with me!

Diagram of the medial anatomy of the brain showing parts like cerebrum, third ventricle, lateral ventricle, hypothalamus, optic nerve, pituitary gland, brain stem, pons, medulla, spinal cord, fourth ventricle, cerebellum, tectum, tentorium, pineal gland, supratentorial area, choroid plexus, and posterior fossa.
Comparison of a woman's back showing reduction in skin folds and marks within a circled area, indicating improvement or treatment progress.

Before & After 1 Treatment for Muscular Sclorosis

A pair of human feet and hands lying on a light-colored surface.
Two human feet and one hand resting on a gray fabric surface.
A Facebook post about Lone Sorensen, discussing her progress with Gregg's spasticity and speech following PONS treatment, with gratitude towards Cathrine for sharing her story.