Combined Protocols: Why Certain Mental Health Needs Require a Multi-Stage Approach
A targeted treatment addresses a specific need. But when mental fatigue simultaneously affects several cognitive resources, a single treatment cannot cover the entire need.
This is the logic behind MySynapz combined protocols: combinations of treatments designed for situations where several mechanisms are at play at the same time.
Why combine several treatments
Energy, memory, and sleep are three interdependent cognitive resources. When one is disturbed, the others are often also disturbed. Intense mental exhaustion simultaneously affects cognitive clarity, available mental energy, and the quality of sleep that allows for recovery.
Acting on only one of these three levers can provide partial relief. Acting on all three together, in a coordinated manner between day and night, allows for a more comprehensive approach.
The day and night logic
Support cognitive functions and mental energy for the day ahead. Aid concentration, working memory, and resistance to cognitive fatigue.
Support nervous decompression, progressive relaxation, and the biological conditions for quality night-time recovery. What the brain does at night determines its resources for the next day.
The Brain Reset approach
Brain Reset is the day/night protocol designed for periods of intense mental fatigue. It combines three complementary treatments:
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What MySynapz observes
Mental fog and intense fatigue are often signals of a multidimensional need. The MySynapz diagnosis helps identify which resources are most weakened and adapt the approach accordingly.
Observing the evolution of resources helps identify what really works.
When several cognitive resources are at play simultaneously, a combined approach allows for more complete care.
Start with your MySynapz diagnosis to identify the priority levers for you.
Scientific sources:
1. Boksem MA, Meijman TF, Lorist MM. Effects of mental fatigue on attention. Biological Psychology, 2005.
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