Protac SensOn^®

CASES

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Man with severe anxiety

With the Protac SensOn^® neck and shoulder wrap on his shoulders, he notices that it alleviates anxiety for a while. "It feels so nice," he says when it is placed on his shoulders.

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48-year-old woman with motor unrest

A 48-year-old woman has a tendency toward depression and pronounced motor unrest and inner turmoil. When wearing Protac SensOn^®, she experiences that she feels calmer and more collected, and she finds it comfortable.

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57-year old woman with sclerosis

The woman is usually easily distracted in social contexts, but the staff registers that with the Protac SensOn^® neck  and shoulder wrap she becomes calmer and more participative in the conversation in the coffee room. She wants to keep the collar on.

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Woman with depression and mental unrest

The woman experiences that the Protac SensOn^® neck and shoulder wrap  gives her a feeling of being more collected and a little calmer. She says that it is nice to wear. She says the collar feels like a pair of heavy and safe hands on her shoulders.

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Woman with sensory disturbances and pain due to traffic accident

“When I wear the Protac SensOn^®, I can relax better. I find peace and get my thoughts together. Mentally, I feel more calm and secure. Physically, I can nestle my head into it, and the warmth and weight give me peace of mind. I feel that it helps me to position my neck and neck correctly, that I can sit up straight, and I can look out toward the world. I can concentrate and find peace to relate to what I am experiencing. My posture is corrected and can breathe better. When I am in pain, the collar helps me stay better focused, find some calmness, and gather my thoughts. Socially, I can better concentrate on talking to people, I can laugh and feel present. The collar helps me to be able to handle contact to others, and I get a better sense of myself so I can respond to my pain signals. When I cook, I can better stay focused and perform the tasks in a logical order, where I otherwise have a hard time not "jumping" between the tasks. I also wear it when I need to relax. I quickly find peace.

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Woman with Alzheimer's disease

The resident is very restless, and often wanders restlessly around corridors and common areas. She is not able to find sufficient peace to sit down and rest or to participate in activities. She can be guided to sit down and watch movies but gets up after a short time and continues the wandering, even though she loves movies. The woman tries out the Protac SensOn^® neck and shoulder wrap, and she comments that it is both beautiful and nice to wear. The staff sat by her side for a few minutes, after which she sat for over an hour and watched movies. The neck and shoulder wrap is now used when there is restlessness and wandering behavior, especially as a preventative measure around shift changes, where she is otherwise particularly physically restless. Residents can easily take the Protac SensOn^® off  by themselves.

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50-year-old woman with chronic pain due to a traffic accident

Since the traffic accident, the woman has had chronic pain in her neck and back. She has had difficulty concentrating and staying focused and she spends enormous amounts of energy on not being fearful. Experiences daily that pain throughout her body, especially in the right shoulder and neck, causes her to slouch with her body towards the right side. She likes to be with others but finds it strenuous. She has difficulty participating and remaining in social situations, she often loses focus and there is too much “noise” and restlessness in her head and body. The woman tries out the Protac SensOn^® for a few weeks at a 24-hour rehabilitation center, and describes the experience as follows: “When I wear it, I can relax better. I find peace and get my thoughts together. Mentally, I feel more calm and secure. Physically, I can nestle my head into it, and the warmth and weight give me peace of mind. I feel that it helps me to position my neck and neck correctly, that I can sit up straight and I can look out toward the world. I can concentrate and find peace to relate to what I am experiencing. My posture is corrected and can breathe better. When I am in pain, the collar helps me stay better focused, find some calmness, and gather my thoughts. Socially, I can better concentrate on talking to people, I can laugh and feel present. The collar helps me to be able to handle contact to others, and I get a better sense of myself so I can respond to my pain signals. When I cook, I can better stay focused and perform the tasks in a logical order, where I otherwise have a hard time not "jumping" between the tasks. I also wear it when I need to relax. I quickly find peace.

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