03/22/2026
I love when other senior NET practitioners do awesome case studies and research studies! Here's an important one about separation anxiety in a child related to prenatal stress when she was in utero. https://www.cureus.com/articles/360995-neuro-emotional-technique-as-a-treatment-for-separation-anxiety-related-to-prenatal-stress-a-case-report #!/
When I'm using NET with my patients, in utero or prenatal stress comes up often. I find it's old ingrained patterns of stress, and the deepest because we're very impressionable in this stage of life.
People who resolve old stress patterns with NET end up being able to get unstuck and move forward with life, and in this child's case, able to be a happier more well adjusted kid.
"NET is a mind-body approach used by certified practitioners that combines elements of traditional Chinese medicine, semantic inquiry, and applied neuroscience to address unresolved emotional stress. NET uses muscle testing as a biofeedback mechanism to identify emotionally-charged memories or patterns that are stored somatically and influence present behaviour. Once identified, specific interventions are applied to integrate the emotional pattern and reduce the associated physiological stress response."
Prenatal maternal stress (PNMS) is increasingly recognised as a contributor to early-life emotional dysregulation through mechanisms such as prenatal stress programming (PNSP). Separation anxiety disorder (SAD) is the most common childhood anxiety condition, with limited treatment options for cases....
