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Listening Therapies Tailored to Complete Client Care

Understanding the Safe and Sound Protocol, Rest and Restore Protocol, and Integrated Listening System.

Explore the unique benefits and integrative potential of each of Unyte Health’s music-based listening programs: Safe and Sound Protocol™ (SSP), Rest and Restore Protocol™ (RRP), and Integrated Listening System™ (ILS).

No matter which Unyte program you start with, add additional programs at a deep discount to create a robust toolkit of effective, non-invasive sound-based interventions.

Dr. Porges explains the difference between SSP and RRP

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Safe and Sound Protocol
Safety and Connection

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Rest and Restore Protocol
Relaxation and Recovery

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Integrated Listening System
Growth, Skill-Building

What’s the Difference between Unyte Health Listening Programs?

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Rest and Restore Protocol Safe and Sound Protocol Integrated Listening System
Focus Self-regulation (Connection to self) Co-regulation (Connection with others) Body Organization (Brain-body connection)
Think of it as... A stealth meditation Retune the nervous system Exercise for the brain and body
Primary Use Supports healing, restoration and homeostasis; subdiaphragmatic functions Improves social engagement, sound sensitivities, and autonomic regulation Improves brain-body organization for skill-building
Best Suited for Lifespan care –
pediatric to senior (age 2-100+)
Lifespan care –
pediatric to senior (age 2-100+)
Lifespan care –
pediatric to senior (age 2-100+)
Targeted Areas Dorsal and ventral vagal pathways, visceral organs Ventral vagal pathway, social engagement system (head and neck) Cognition; visual, auditory, and vestibular systems
Mechanisms Entrainment of homeostatic, endogenous biological rhythms Stimulates the social engagement system through the auditory portal Multisensory program for neural integration
May Support Clients With Stress
Fatigue
Sleep
Gut-related functions
Social and sensory challenges
Emotional and behavioral regulation
Developmental and sensory-motor differences
Neurological injury
Client Profiles Disconnected from self, internalizing, somatic issues Disconnected from others, externalizing, interoception challenges Motivated but lacking integration of skill and body awareness
Delivery 5 hours filtered music via MyUnyte app titrated over weeks or months, in a relaxed setting 5 hours filtered music via MyUnyte app titrated over weeks or months, combined with co-regulation activities 5 programs with filtered music plus bone conduction + movement via MyUnyte app, delivered over 4-6 months
Evidence Pilot data and clinical trials in development 10+ clinical trials in peer-reviewed journals Strong testing results and case studies
Created By Dr. Stephen Porges & Anthony Gorry Dr. Stephen Porges Co-created by Kate Minson and Randall Redfield in collaboration with Dr. Ron Minson, Ph.D

SSP and RRP: What’s the Difference?

Rebecca Knowles, Director of Research, Education, and Quality at Unyte Health, discusses the differences between the Safe and Sound Protocol and Rest and Restore Protocol, and how providers can begin to choose the right program, or sequence of programs, for their clients.

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Our experts can help you determine whether the Safe and Sound Protocol, Rest and Restore Protocol, or Integrated Listening System—or a combination—will best support your practice and your clients’ unique needs.

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