Unyte | Non-Invasive Therapeutic Tools, Safe and Sound Protocol

Our goal at iLs is to help people reach their full potential by providing tools to improve brain and nervous system function. To meet this goal, we are always engaged in research to ensure that we’re doing what we say we are.
Through research, we often uncover new user populations that can benefit from iLs’ therapy products. This fall, there are several studies and trials in various states of completion that we’d like to share with you....

Authors: Jennifer Sumner, Ph.D.; Licensed Psychologist, Clinical Assistant Professor OU School of Community Medicine–Tulsa & Megan McKinney, P.T.
Case: “C” is a 7 year old female diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL) and associated challenges related to reading fluency. “H” is a 7 year old male diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL) and associated challenges related to reading...

We all need different amounts of sleep, but generally speaking the ranges below are what we, and our children, should try to achieve on a regular basis:
Toddlers ( 1-3 years): 12-14 hours of sleep, once they reach 18 months, naps will decrease to once per day...

Repetition is important for therapeutic success! Lasting change in the brain and nervous system results from consistent and persistent practice over time. It’s the basis for neuroplasticity.
What is Neuroplasticity?
Neuroplasticity is the ability of the brain to adapt and change. “Neuro” is for the nerve cells, or neurons, and “plastic” refers to the modifiable nature of our brain and nervous system. Neuroplasticity is the reason teachers teach and therapists treat...