Join the SWIT® Neurobalance Partner Network Now

Working Together for Innovative Frequency Technology

The SWIT® Neurobalance Partner Network is aimed at professionals such as veterinarians, therapists, equestrian businesses, and trainers who want to introduce their clients to modern, non-invasive technologies for frequency-oriented applications. Instead of relying on traditional magnetic field systems or standard PEMF applications, SWIT® presents an approach based on gentle, frequency-based impulses.

Flexible Applications for Animals and Humans

Whether dog, horse, or human – the five programs Relax, Calm, Regenerate, Vitalize, and Activate are available as individually selectable impulse sequences. They can be used to structure phases of pause, bring more clarity to routines, or mark transitions into active phases. Many partners make use of the SWIT® Neurobalance Saddle Pad Set or the SWIT® Neurobalance Dog Blanket when they want to expand their offerings in everyday contexts or around training.

Added Value for Your Practice

As part of the Partner Network, you gain access to current product information, practical application guidance, and exclusive insights from real-world experience. In addition, our team provides direct support, and you can actively exchange ideas with other partners – an ideal addition for equestrian businesses, therapy centers, or wellness providers looking to modernize their offerings.

An Alternative to PEMF and Magnetic Field Therapy

In contrast to magnetic field or PEMF systems, which focus on microcirculation and physical structures such as blood vessels, the SWIT® Neurobalance Technology is described as an approach that works on a different level.

It uses alpha-relaxation oscillations with gentle frequency impulses, associated with internal rhythms and balance. These impulses do not refer to blood circulation but are understood as a subtle resonance offering in connection with the nervous system. Users describe them as a way to accompany natural processes more consciously, to structure phases of pause more clearly, and to integrate balanced moments into everyday life or training.