06/17/2026
We use median nerve stimulation as a way to send targeted sensory input back to the brain.
The median nerve carries signals from the
hand and wrist into the central nervous
system, which allows us to influence how the brain is processing and organizing information in real time.
In functional neurology, this type of stimulation is used to help “wake up” specific neural pathways that may be underactive or not communicating efficiently.
Over time, repeated input can support neuroplastic changes, meaning the brain becomes better at integrating sensory information and coordinating motor output.