ETPS Therapy - Medical device sales and education.
An FDA-approved treatment, ETPS Therapy(SM) approaches chronic pain management from a uniquely holistic perspective. By incorporating traditional modalities in alternative medicine with structural and neurological treatments, ETPS (Electro Therapeutic Point Stimulation) blends the most beneficial aspects of several philosophies in a simple and effective system. Through an assessment protocol that begins with an evaluation of the body's core, rather than localized areas of pain, ETPS analysis produces a more complete profile of each patient's chronic pain condition. Because the highly individualized therapy assesses functional outcomes after every stage of the process, ETPS technicians isolates the specific combination of systems and regions that create pain. Once identified, these sources can be treated with a proprietary handheld device that stimulates acupuncture and trigger points on the body with concentrated, low-frequency microcurrent.
Developed by a former chronic pain sufferer through extensive testing, ETPS integrates elements of acupuncture and the trigger point technique of intramuscular stimulation to address the root causes of pain. Traditional acupuncture manages pain through the stimulation of the limbic system, or the center that controls emotions, while Western medicine emphasizes the role of entrapped nerves. The ETPS method unifies these concepts in a therapy that works to identify the systems or combination of systems responsible for a patient's pain condition. As an approach that "steps outside the box" of existing pain management therapies, the ETPS treatment can address several conditions that therapists often regard as particularly challenging to treat, including chronic soft tissue pains such as whiplash, back and neck pain, temporomandibular joint disorder, and post-surgery nerve issues. Because ETPS works to break the pain cycle through a comprehensive, portable, and economic approach, the therapy continues to gain popularity with patients and medical practitioners.