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Cereset Hill Country hosted its official ribbon cutting ceremony last week, sponsored by the Dripping Springs Chamber of Commerce.
The ceremony took place at Cereset’s clinic, just off of west US Highway 290, on Nov. 30. In addition to the ribbon cutting itself, the event included a tour of the facilities, a brief demonstration and food and beverages for all. Friends, family and chamber members were in attendance.
Cereset is a brain wellness modality that can aid with mood, energy, sleep, stress response and cognitive function. It targets the Autonomic Nervous System, which plays a critical role in all of these areas. The Autonomic Nervous System has two sides: the sympathetic (right) side and the parasympathetic (left) side. Stress can knock this delicate system out of balance, whether one has had a traumatic event or been under long-term, chronic stress. When these two sides are balanced, one’s responses are much more measured and under control, according to local owner Scott Krippel.
Cereset uses EEG technology to measure electrical signals in the brain, and its technology converts these frequencies into audible tones. Clients listen to these tones, and the brain makes fine-tuned adjustments to the neural pathways, Krippel explained.
“Just in the last two years, many of us have encountered significant challenges, and that may not even include the pandemic!” he said. “Feelings of chronic stress, being overwhelmed, sleep difficulties, feeling stuck, brain fog — these have become much more common, not only for adults but for youth as well.
Cereset is a gentle, drug-free, non-invasive method.
Cereset offers a trial which includes an evaluation of the autonomic, to give potential clients a snapshot of where their brain is today.
Scott and Carol Krippel are both fully certified Cereset Tech Coaches. They believe it can help local individuals, which in turn, can help local families and the Dripping Springs community as a whole. For more information, call (512) 894--2283 or visit cereset.com.
