Safe and Sound Protocol (SSP) – Science-Backed Polyvagal Nervous System Reset

🧠 Safe and Sound Protocol (SSP) – Nervous System Reset

A breakthrough tool for trauma, stress, and emotional regulation. Now available for a limited time through our Indiegogo pre-launch offer.

✅ What is the Safe and Sound Protocol?

The Safe and Sound Protocol (SSP) is a 5-hour, science-backed audio program developed by Dr. Stephen Porges, creator of Polyvagal Theory. It’s been used in trauma clinics and mental health centers worldwide to help people:

• Rewire their stress response

• Increase resilience

• Feel safe in their body again

Delivered through specially-filtered music, SSP calms the nervous system at the root level — no talking, coaching, or processing required.

🌀 Who Is It For?

If you struggle with:

• Chronic stress or anxiety

• Trauma or PTSD

• Emotional shutdown or dysregulation

• Difficulty sleeping or relaxing

• Sensory sensitivity

• Social disconnection

SSP may help you find the calm your body has been searching for.

🔬 How It Works

You’ll listen to 5 hours of scientifically-modified music, designed to stimulate the vagus nerve and shift your nervous system from survival to safety. You can listen at home with headphones and basic support.

🎧 What You’ll Get

• 5 hours of SSP Core music (delivered via app)

• Access for 30 days

• Support from a trained practitioner (Ryan, in training)

• Bonus resources and integration guidance

• Discounted pre-launch access via Indiegogo

⚠️ Limited-Time Offer

I’m currently in training to become a certified SSP provider. While I’m completing my practicum, I’m offering discounted access to the protocol to a small number of clients through my Indiegogo campaign.

💥 Ready to Begin?

👇 Tap the button below to reserve your spot and get access to SSP at a major discount.

Get Access on Indiegogo → https://igg.me/at/SSPxAltruistik/

🧘♂️ This is not therapy. It’s a nervous system intervention.

If you’ve tried talk therapy, meds, or other modalities — and still don’t feel safe in your body — SSP might be the missing link.