ONE Research Foundation

The ONE Research Foundation is on a mission to use science to advance healthcare. We support research that explores the relationship between our mind and body. By investigating these connections, we hope to contribute to a more holistic understanding of health, one that recognizes the human organism as an integrated whole.

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Dr. Andrew Newberg speaks on how the research on Neuro Emotional Technique (NET) continue to advance our understanding of whole person care. Dr. Newberg is a neuroscientist and one of the researchers involved in several of the published papers on NET.

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Dr. Kris Peterson was instrumental in conducting research in the early days of the ONE Foundation. Here he speaks on the importance of research.

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Pain doesn’t just happen at the site of pain but also in your neurology and physiology. Through both qualitative and quantitative measures, the intervention of NET has produced physiological and emotional changes, essentially changing the way the brain communicates with itself regarding pain. ONE’s research aims to understand the efficacy of NET as a form of treatment to address a range of conditions.

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When exposed to stimuli in our environment, we can develop both positive and negative conditioned responses in our mental and physical states. Research shows that emotional stress can impact not only our mental state, but create chronic conditions in our physical bodies. Neuro Emotional Technique (NET) is a non-invasive approach to address emotional stressors that impact a person’s mental and physical health.

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Neuro Emotional Technique (NET) is based on the concept that unresolved emotional trauma is stored in the body. Emotions such as excessive, unresolved anger, grief or fear may affect people long after they have forgotten the cause. Since emotional reality dramatically affects health, using NET to identify and release negatively charged emotions (Neuro Emotional Complexes) allows for normalization of abnormal physical and behavioral patterns. ONE’s research aims to understand the efficacy of NET as a form of treatment to address a range of conditions.

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ONE’s landmark study in 2017 revealed the importance of the cerebellum in regulating the brain and the body’s response to traumatic stress. After NET, regions of the brain communicate with one another differently, highlighting the intimate relationship between emotional regulation and pain perception.

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