The emWave Pro Plus comes with all of the features of the emWave Pro with the addition of 2 HRV assessment protocols that can be used for a wide range of applications such as documenting physiological baseline shifts overtime or determining changes in HRV overtime for research studies.
Using a pulse sensor plugged into your USB port, emWavePro collects pulse data and translates coherence information into user–friendly graphics displayed on your computer screen.
emWave Pro helps your clients create a coherent state through coherence techniques, interactive exercises and games, building resilience, increasing energy, and promoting focus, mental clarity and emotional balance.
Challenges the autonomic nervous system via a guided 1-minute paced deep breathing protocol with a visual breath pacer to determine the maximum amount of vagally mediated (parasympathetic) HRV the clients autonomic nervous system produces. Results of the standardized HRV measures are compared to age-related reference ranges and a report can be printed and saved. HRV collected using this protocol has a good correlation to the gold standard 24-hour assessment of HRV making it ideal for assessing how much overall HRV a person has.
HRV assessment provides an analysis of heart rate variability with the most common standardized measures calculated from a user selectable time range between 2-minutes and 99-minutes
An online platform that syncs all of your session data, tracks your history and enables sharing. Gives you access to advanced training and much more.
Note: Use of the emWave® and the HeartMath® exercises contained in the software as tools for individual balance, optimal performance and growth. Although this instrument and exercises are believed to be very safe and have potentially great benefit, no medical benefits or cures are expressed or implied. These programs and exercises are not to be used as, or used in lieu of, any course of medical or psychological treatment. Please note that emWave is designed to be a training and entertainment product. None of the feedback, summary data, or logging data provided in the software is to be interpreted as medically diagnostic.
