There is a DSM for talk therapy.
But how do we measure the healing of the nervous system – especially vagal tone and autonomic balance?
We're building a research-backed tool that gives body-oriented therapists objective data on nervous system change during somatic therapy.
Three views that give you clinical clarity and the evidence to show real change over time.
Understand your client's autonomic risk level before the first somatic session.
High risk – Signs of chronic stress load and low nervous system flexibility. Likely to benefit from gentle, titrated somatic work.
Moderate risk – Some dysregulation, but basic capacity to self-soothe and recover is present.
Low risk – Relatively robust autonomic health. Somatic work can deepen resilience and refine regulation skills.
You already work with your client's window of tolerance. We give you a simple visual of how much time they spend inside their window versus in dysregulation.
Based on short self-reports plus physiological patterns, so you can point to concrete changes:
"Look, your system spends more of the week in the green zone now."
See whether somatic work is actually reshaping the nervous system over weeks and months.
Does the risk profile shift from high → moderate → low? Does the window of tolerance expand – more time in regulation, quicker recovery after spikes?
Do sleep, resting HRV, and daily arousal patterns move in the expected direction?
We use consumer-friendly wearables to map the state of the autonomic nervous system.
"Think of this as having a caring, invisible assistant who never sleeps. Your client wears a comfortable device that gently monitors their body's natural rhythms throughout the week."
We use scientifically supported proxies for autonomic state and vagal regulation.
We're looking for practitioners, clients, and early adopters to shape the platform from the ground up.