What is Neurolink's NIS?

Neurolink's Neurological Integration System (NIS) has a profound means of accessing the brain to make the most accurate diagnosis for your patient and is a facilitator in getting the most profound....precise.....intelligent....and most needful corrections to be made - BY the BRAIN, NOT the PRACTITIONER.

NIS is the only method that gives access to a system of healthcare where the brain will acknowledge dysfunction and immediately resume control of the issue and correct it.  This must happen for real issues to be addressed and sustainable result to happen.  All other methods involving the brain use some form of stimulation, or training of the brain.  The brain doesn't need to be trained it already knows.

Principles of NIS...

Principle #1

Based on the neurological premise that the brain (not the mind) governs all of the normal and optimum body function.  Neuroscience is the basis upon which all NIS protocols are based.  Therefore the brain, rather than the practitioner per se, must be the most accurate and definitive source for evaluating and correcting complaints.

Principle #2

The brain makes the corrections to the patient – not the practitioner.
Practitioners using NIS rely on the neurological feedback from the brain to determine and correct dysfunction.  The practitioner is a FACILITATOR in the correction process and does not initiate any corrective procedures.  In facilitating the resetting of the neurological circuitry the BRAIN WILL MAKE THE CORRECTIONS.

Principle #3

NIS does not treat labelled complaints, per se – rather it returns all body systems to their optimum function (for that individual) so in turn any symptoms will resolve. 

Is NIS a Technique?

Neurolink's NIS is a complete system of healthcare management that utilises the neurological processes to determine real causes of physiological dysfunction.

Many excellent techniques are used and promoted in healthcare today, but techniques frequently address facets of health in isolation. NIS is a sequential system, based on principles which assess ALL of body function as it works as an  integrated being. To investigate and address real causes the bodys' systems must be considered as they work together not as they work in isolation.  To find out more about how NIS is different to techniques please visit our FAQ section.

What makes NIS different to other Modalities?

Why is NIS different?

Neurological Integration System works on the following premise:
The brain knows about 100% of body function. For the body to be well, the brain must be in control of ALL body’s systems. Unless the brain can acknowledge (not be trained or stimulated) and then resume control of the dysfunction, a patient’s health will never be at its optimum potential.

Differences in the Diagnostic/assessment phase:
In philosophy NIS may sound similar to other methods, which is not surprising given that well documented principles of neurophysiology are the backdrop for NIS. NIS uses a muscle test, also common to other methods. It is what the NI system is evaluating, with the muscle test that is very different. The NIS protocols evaluate the status of the body’s systems as they function as an integrated being. All other methods evaluate only portions or certain facets of function at a time. No verbal interrogation is used.

Differences in the Corrective/Treatment phase:
Other methods of healthcare involve corrective action on the patients body that in itself modulates change. This ranges from tapping reflexes or tapping the spine to, stimulating muscles to create/modulate change.  With NIS - the brain initiates the correction.  This can not be said for any other method.

This may seem like a paradigm shift in the way we have been trained as practitioners over the years. And it is. It may also seem too simple for such complex physiology. It is—that is exactly the beauty of NIS.

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Behind Neurolink's Research

Dr Allan K. Phillips, Osteopathic Physician and health consultant to
the Pacific Region for World Health is the founder of Neurolink® and the Neurological Integration System (NIS).

Based in Auckland, New Zealand, Neurolink is a committed leader in investigating and applying the principals of neuroscience to address WHY a patient's neurophysiological function has caused the symptoms of ill health/ pain in the first place.

Dr Phillips is also the director of Neurolink® Seminars, and along with a team of trainers, teaches its methods to other practitioners across Europe, North America, Japan, and Australasia. Dr Phillips continues to research and practice from the Neurolink Centre in Auckland, New Zealand.

Some of the findings of the following physicians, provide a platform for Neurolink's research, and the principles of its Neurological Integration System(NIS).  Full research material of each of these people can be found on the internet or in our seminar recommended reading list.

Dr Karl Pribram M.D.
Neurosurgeon from Stanford University, was the Nobel prize recipient for conclusive research that the brain is holographic in nature.
Memory does not reside in any one area.  The brain sees everything as multi-dimensional.  Every cell in the body is a hologram in itself with its own DNA

Dr. Valerie Hunt PhD
Disturbances in the electromagnetic field are primary to disease processes that manifest as secondary factors in the body.

Dr. Kornhuber M.D.
A person's intent is a recordable phenomenon that precedes voluntary movement.  We can conclude from this that there is neurological activity occurring over and above ones comprehension of bodily function.  Neurolink is researching on this basis.

What are the principles of Neurolink’s research?