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This study aims to evaluate the effects of a somatic intervention on reducing anxiety and panic symptoms.

June 27, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Silent Neural Reconfiguration (SNR): Preliminary Evidence for a Content-Free Somatic Protocol for Reduction of Anxiety and Panic-Related Symptoms

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This study aims to evaluate the effects of a somatic intervention on reducing anxiety and panic symptoms.
Pilot pre-post study with fifteen participants
8-session standardized somatic intervention without autobiographical disclosure
Self-reported assessments of anxiety and panic-related symptoms
Significant reduction in anxiety scores observed post-intervention
No reported panic episodes during follow-up
Suggests relevance of somatic modulation on emotional responses

Abstract

A pilot pre-post study evaluating the effects of a content-free somatic intervention protocol (Silent Neural Reconfiguration, SNR) on self-reported anxiety and panic-related symptoms. Fifteen participants completed an 8-session standardized intervention without autobiographical disclosure requirements. Results indicate a substantial reduction in anxiety scores and absence of reported panic episodes during follow-up, suggesting potential relevance of somatic-only modulation of affective-autonomic patterns. Findings are preliminary and require validation in controlled studies.

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