Allyane, the innovative solution for the treatment of neuromotor disorders
The innovative Allyane method is based on a combination of proprioception,mental imagery and low-frequency sound. This neuromotor reprogramming solution enables your patients to quickly and effectively regain their everyday gestures.
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Motor inhibitions: a major challenge in patient management
- The traumatic cause: ankle instability, lameness, muscle weakness, limitation of amplitude of the upper limb;
- The central cause: when the brain has been directly affected (neurological pathologies, after a stroke, Parkinson's disease or multiple sclerosis).
The consequences of a neuromotor disorder
Weaknesses in muscle activation ;
Functional deficits ;
Delays and difficulties in rehabilitation.
The Allyane method removes motor inhibitions and provides effective support to help patients regain their motor skills.
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How does the Allyane method work?
The Allyane method is based on 3 pillars:
Work on motor skills ;
Mental imagery work ;
Listening to low frequency sounds
The devices
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Alphabimove®: a new-generation low-frequency sound generator
The latest version of Allyane's Alphabimove® medical device is an integral part of the neuromotor reprogramming method. In particular, it enables you to manage your sessions thanks to its specific software, which includes your patient's history and anamnesis information (photos and videos). It can also be used to create automatic reports, and can integrate complementary software, EMG data processing software and a dynamometer.
The Alphabimove® offers unparalleled sound quality and purity.
Our medical device can be operated via software integrated into an iPad.
It also has a wireless remote control.
The Alphabimove® comes with a mobile column for easy use.
The Alphabox®: low-frequency sound generator
The Alphabox® is a low frequency sound generator. It produces two types of sounds, aimed at achieving different therapeutic objectives:
- Pulsed sounds, to allow the patient to go into alpha mode;
- Associated sounds, to activate the patient's motor areas.
This medical device was developed and designed in France by the creators of the Allyane rehabilitation method.
The Alphabox® emits sound signals in specific sequences so that the patient reaches alpha mode, i.e. the change in his or her state of alertness, in order to be able to record the new neuromotor programme and fix its storage.
The Alphabox® low-frequency sound transmitter is protected by a patent issued by the INPI, which has been extended to the European PCT and international level.
Our medical device has undergone extensive electrical safety and electromagnetic compatibility testing to ensure reliability, signal reproducibility and safety in use.
Devices designed and developed in France
At Allyane our priority is to act in favour of patient care, while limiting our impact on the environment and favouring local products.
We are proud to design and manufacture our two low frequency sound generators (Alphabox® & Alphabimove®) in France, and more particularly in the Auvergne Rhône Alpes region, with our partners Innovel, Atoplast & AB Designer. The Alphabimove® is also made from recyclable materials.
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Integrate neuroscience into your daily practice
Discover our professional training courses to become a certified Allyane practitioner.
The Allyane training includes :
- A 4-day certification course
- An Alphabox® or Alphabimove® low-frequency medical sound device
- Personalized follow-up (practical and clinical monitoring, exchanges with a learning community, participation in an annual seminar)
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The Allyane method in the press
Would you like to know more about the results of the sessions of patients in functional rehabilitation, as well as the benefits of our solution for movement professionals?
Discover the articles, press reports and scientific publications published about the Allyane method of treating neuromotor disorders.
