A new year brings new possibilities. If you’ve been thinking about building the Safe and Sound Protocol (SSP), Rest and Restore Protocol (RRP), or Integrated Listening System (ILS) into your practice, 2026 is the moment to turn consideration into confident action.
We often hear similar questions from providers before getting started. Here are the five most common reservations — and what changes after listening therapies are in place.
Top 5 Reservations We Hear from Providers
1. “Why do I need listening therapies in my toolkit?”
Even the most advanced therapeutic interventions depend on nervous system readiness.
Listening therapies work at the foundational level of regulation, helping to:
- Reduce defensive responses, such as fight, flight or freeze
- Increase receptivity and basis for transformation
- Create pathways for progress, resilience and meaningful change
Without nervous system regulation, therapy can feel like pushing on a locked door. Listening therapies can be the key to help open it, so the client work you’re already doing can go further.
2. “How do I know I’ll integrate this correctly?”
You’re not meant to figure it out alone.
Unyte provides a clear clinical foundation, structured trainings and practical guidance that integrate seamlessly into your existing work. You’re also supported by our dedicated Client Success team — real people who understand your clinical practice and who are there to support your confidence, not complicate your work.
Providers consistently report that when clients move out of protective states, everything in therapy begins to shift: connection, trust, engagement and measurable progress.
3. “Will this work with the modalities I already use?”
Yes. Listening therapies are designed to enhance, not replace, your current approach.
SSP, RRP and ILS are bottom-up approaches, supporting regulation at the nervous system level so clients are more receptive, present and available for the work you’re already doing. By addressing the foundation first, listening therapies can help top-down interventions land more effectively.
Unyte listening therapies integrate naturally alongside:
- Talk therapy
- Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR)
- Somatic-based and body-centered modalities
- Internal Family Systems (IFS)
- And many more
Think of listening therapies as a first layer that helps every modality work more effectively.
4. “Why do I need a subscription?”
A subscription ensures you’re not just accessing a protocol, but an ongoing ecosystem of support that grows with your practice.
Your subscription unlocks the following benefits:
- MyUnyte: Manage clients and track their listening progress on the online platform.
- Unyte Health app: Deliver sessions easily in person or remotely, available for iOS and Android.
- 10,000+ certified provider community: Access to a large professional network of active providers.
- 100+ provider resources: Leverage the growing library of valuable resources, including delivery guidelines and marketing assets.
- 19 clinical assessments (and growing!): Track progress and outcomes with standardized digital assessments in MyUnyte.
- Unyte’s Client Success Team: Connect with our dedicated support team for help when you need it.
- Clinical consultation: Seek expert guidance for complex cases.
- Client Connections: Be connected and matched with potential clients seeking a certified provider.
- Exclusive events, additional free training with CEs and discounts: Opportunities for continuing education and savings.
- Additional on-demand and live training opportunities: Flexible learning options for providers.
This allows you to confidently deliver and scale your listening therapy practice, knowing you’re supported with the best tools and community available.
5. “I already have so much on my plate. I can’t take on something new.”
Listening therapies aren’t designed to add complexity; they’re designed to complement your existing approaches. When the nervous system becomes more regulated, clients are less reactive, more present and better able to engage. Sessions often feel smoother, more efficient and more productive because your therapeutic approaches land more easily.
A common barrier to getting started is often timing, and that’s exactly what the Sounds of the Season offer is designed to solve. When you purchase an annual subscription now (on a monthly plan), you lock in the greatest savings and receive a 30-day window to complete your training. This gives you the flexibility to plan your start and integrate listening therapies without disrupting your current workflow.
Secure your spot today, start within the next 30 days at a pace that works for you, and step into 2026 with a powerful new foundation already in place.
Start 2026 Strong: The Best Time to Begin Is Now
If hesitation has held you back, this is your moment.
Unyte’s Sounds of the Season bundle is our most supportive offer of the year, designed to set you up for success from day one.
What’s Included
- 100% off training when you use code TRAINFREE
- Two books: Safe and Sound: A Polyvagal Approach for Connection, Change and Healing by Dr. Stephen Porges and Karen Onderko, and Sensory Pathways to Healing from Trauma: Harnessing the Brain’s Capacity for Change by Dr. Ruth Lanius
- Therapeutic and delivery-enhancing toolkit: Unyte headphones, dual speaker/phone charger, and a sensory “squishy brain” squeeze ball
- Eco-friendly insulated backpack/cooler to support on-the-go delivery
That’s over $650 in tools and savings, with annual subscriptions starting at $139/month — a cost-effective way to begin 2026 with confidence and momentum.
Choose Your Path
Whether your clients need:
- SSP for connection and safety
- RRP for restoration and recovery
- ILS for brain-body organization and skill-building
Ready to Begin?
Don’t let hesitation keep you from tools that can transform your practice.
- Get Started: Purchase your bundle now →
- Need Guidance? Speak with a Programs Consultant at 1-866-594-9453
Make 2026 the year you support your clients with nervous system regulation and unlock the full potential of your practice.
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