Heal Your Vagus Nerve Online Course

The Healing Collective • March 28, 2023

Self-Paced Course Hosted by Dr. Jessie : Testing & Treatment Strategies to Heal Your Vagus Nerve!

Why is the Vagus Nerve so Important?

VAGUS NERVE DYSFUNCTION is linked to many issues from Autoimmune Disease to Sleep Dysregulation to Anxiety, Depression, Sleep Apnea, Digestive Problems, Chronic Inflammation, Dysautonomia and much much more. 


This highly influential nerve supplies nearly every part of the digestive system, regulates heart rate and blood pressure, is modulated by stress and emotional factors, and has the power to literally turn down inflammation in the body.


Arguably the most important nerve in the human system, it is easily dysregulated by factors such as infection, stress, or trauma. The good news is there are practical strategies you can learn to test and treat your Vagus Nerve so that you can get on the road to optimal function.


More than Just for Better Sleep

The Vagus Course was originally designed to support our many clients with Insomnia, and because the Vagus Nerve supports so much more than just sleep, people with all sorts of conditions have benefitted from the course content.


We also add new information as the course progresses due to the interactive component of the Support Group. 



Limited Time Offer: 50% Discount

For a limited time only, we are excited to be offering a 50% OFF Re-Launch Discount for our patients & clients at The Healing Collective when you register for this self-paced online course. 


Please enter the coupon code "ClientDiscount" when you register. *Don't forget to APPLY the code to activate your discount!



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About the Course Instructor

Dr. Jessie Tierney is a Physical Therapist with specialized training in Functional Medicine, Visceral Manipulation, and Functional Manual Therapy. Functional Manual Therapy was her introduction to treating the Vagus Nerve with hands-on techniques and neural mobilization.  Her additional trainings all contribute to helping her clients achieve optimal vagal tone.


Dr. Jessie  is a Certified Frequency Specific Microcurrent Practitioner through Dr. Carol McMakin and has a unique understanding of vagus nerve treatment due to this special form of micro-amperage electrical frequency therapy. Dr. Jessie taught a "Testing & Treatment Strategies for Patients with Vagal Dysfunction" course to medical providers at the FSM Advanced Conference in 2022. 


Dr. Jessie is also a Certified Trauma-Sensitive HeartMath Practitioner and utilizes HRV biofeedback technology and training strategies to support her clients' recovery and optimal vagal function. 


She is an Experienced Registered Yoga Instructor with over ten years of experience guiding Medical Therapeutic Yoga, Meditation, and Pranayama (breathing) techniques for nervous system regulation. Her doctoral research demonstrated the effectiveness of a guided Pranayama practice in reduction of Chronic Low Back Pain. 


With a big heart and an eagerness to help her clients reach their highest potential, Dr. Jessie offers a holistic healing experience to get you back to your best. Her enthusiasm is infectious and we're sure you'll enjoy the empowerment she inspires in this course.

What Course Participants Have Said

"Jessie's ability to break down complicated medical terminology into understandable parts makes it easy to incorporate her knowledge into useable everyday movements and life."  — D. V.


“This course is for far more than just sleep issues. It is a course for understanding the interconnectedness of the whole body and for bringing you to a state of wellbeing as your new normal.”  — J. P.


"I do the Basic Exercise before bed each night and it works like a dream.”  — S. G. 


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