The “Safety Gap” in Therapy: Why Physiology Must Precede Processing

By Unyte Editorial TeamReviewed by Unyte Clinical Team For Internal Family Systems (IFS) providers, the clinical goal is clear: to help clients unblend from protective parts so they can access [...]

As an IFS practitioner, what strategies do you apply to your treatment approach that consider your client's nervous system state when working with parts? Reflect on your current approach with [...]

We often hear similar questions from providers before they get started. Below are the five most common reservations — and what changes once listening therapies are in place.

Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapy offers clinicians a robust, compassionate framework for understanding the human mind. IFS aligns beautifully with Polyvagal Theory to provide an integrated [...]

This partnership marks an inspiring chapter for Unyte, where science and creativity meet to expand the emotional and therapeutic possibilities of the SSP experience. Continue reading to learn [...]

Trauma doesn’t just affect emotions — it can transform a client’s sensory experience. For many trauma survivors, everyday sounds have the potential to trigger distress. When this occurs, [...]

GRAMMY-considered, Top 10-charting New Age Ambient recording artist and neurodiversity advocate Chris Redding has announced a groundbreaking partnership with Unyte Health.

Unyte Health celebrates a decade of pioneering sound-based interventions that bring the science of nervous system regulation into everyday clinical practice.

Showing up to sessions fully regulated and ready to co-regulate can be just as important as the healing strategies you offer your clients. But staying grounded in ventral vagal isn’t always [...]

While this transition can bring excitement for some, it can also be overwhelming for children with sensory sensitivities, anxiety, or difficulties with regulation. As a provider, you’re in a [...]