This new type of brain stimulation is a non-invasive procedure that uses wave frequencies to stimulate specific areas of the cerebral cortex. It is used as a support mechanism to reduce the learning curve during a session of the Códica method.

During a session, the user experiences gentle vibratory pulses to overcome resistance to change and reactivate previously repressed resources. These stimuli are carried out at the beginning, during and at the end of a Códica emotional consultation.

It is done through a bone conduction headset, or ordinary hearing aids, which convert electrical signals into mechanical vibrations, which conduct energy to different predetermined points of the cerebral cortex, prioritizing, exercising and rehabilitating the resources that we were repressing during our lives due to different experiences personal.

Neural stimulation performs two functions simultaneously:

1.- Neural weighting function.

This type of stimulation signals to our brain where the best resources are located to carry out a certain task. Since people who perform well in a specific area, they give higher priority to the use of these neural circuits.

2.- Hyperplasticity function.

By generating repetitive stimuli over a period of time, the neuronal synapse of specific circuits is repeatedly promoted. This causes an accelerated neuroplasticity effect for the rapid learning of new reasoning habits, because our neural networks are strengthened by their repeated use, as is done naturally when practicing the same task many times.