Service Description

TERA® Photoneuromodulation is an innovative method developed by the Pôle de Thérapeutes that combines Photobiomodulation (PBM) with an advanced functional assessment system to personalize each treatment according to the body's own response. Unlike standardized protocols, the TERA® method uses gentle, non-invasive tests to identify the areas, tissues, and body systems that show the best therapeutic response in relation to each individual case. This makes it a method especially suited for complex or chronic cases. In this way, the therapeutic action is focused on the interventions with the greatest potential benefit for each person. Depending on the needs of each case, different therapeutic tools can be used, such as Photoneuromodulation (PNM), Photobiomodulation (PBM), Taping, or neuromuscular stimulation techniques. This approach is particularly interesting in complex or persistent cases, where several body systems may be involved simultaneously. The TERA® methodology allows for the exploration of different intervention pathways and the selection of those that generate the most favorable response from the body. Potential benefits. Depending on each situation, the sessions can contribute to: • Promoting the body's neurobiological balance. • Reducing muscular and fascial tension. • Improving mobility and bodily function. • Promoting functional recovery. • Supporting the regulation of persistent symptoms. • Improving overall well-being and quality of life. • Complementing recovery and rehabilitation programs. The sessions are completely personalized, and their duration may vary according to each person's needs. In certain cases, the home use of Photobiomodulation (PBM) devices may be recommended, as several scientific studies suggest that repeated and regular stimulation can promote progressive and more sustainable improvements in the medium and long term. Important: TERA® Photoneuromodulation is a complementary technique aimed at functional improvement and well-being. It does not replace medical or physiotherapy diagnosis, monitoring or treatment when these are necessary.