Treatment for anxiety patients at Ontario Shores Centre for Mental Health Services (OSCMHS) in Toronto.
This study examines the long-term effects of a 6 weeks usage of the Roga device and its impact on anxiety levels and biomarkers Partnership with Fitbit for at home monitoring.
Currently enrolling patients.
Cortical and Physiological Modulations Induced by Non-Invasive Brain Stimulation for Anxiety.
This study investigates how one single Roga session modulates physiological biomarker activity associated with stress and anxiety symptoms. The results show a statistically significant decrease in stress and anxiety symptoms in the majority of patients.
Completed.
38 subjects with moderate to severe stress, using the Roga device for 20-60 minutes daily over 4 weeks.
Roga uses a form of Non-Invasive Peripheral Nerve Stimulation (NI-PBS). It delivers small electrical pulses to the great auricular nerve located behind the ear, in the mastoid process area.
The stimulation is delivered via two small pads that are placed behind the ears. The sessions conveniently last 20-60 minutes each day.
Roga's technology has been shown to help calm brain activation associated with worry, rumination, and stress.
Through years of research, including multiple studies and trials, NI-PBS has been scientifically proven to reduce stress symptoms and improve well-being.
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