Dolphin Neurostim (MPS Therapy)
Targeted microcurrent,
applied with context.
Dolphin Neurostim uses low-level electrical stimulation applied through a handheld device. Suitability is determined through individual screening and assessment.
Dolphin Neurostim overview
Low-level microcurrent.
Selected point by point.
Dolphin Neurostim is a hand-held device used for Microcurrent Point Stimulation, or MPS. It delivers brief, low-level direct-current stimulation at selected points on the skin. The manufacturer describes MPS as combining microcurrent stimulation with acupuncture and trigger-point concepts.
Steve is a Certified Dolphin Neurostim Practitioner with training in pain-focused protocols, scar release, auricular applications, vagus nerve stimulation, and post-concussion musculoskeletal support. Standalone MPS is offered as a distinct, non-RMT service. When MPS is instead considered during an RMT appointment, that use remains part of the agreed massage therapy plan rather than a standalone booking.
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Fees and receipts
A separate service.
Clear from the start.
All prices are in Canadian dollars. HST is additional.
Location: Athlete Reset, North York.
Dolphin Neurostim may also be incorporated into a registered massage therapy appointment when appropriate, without an additional modality fee.
Standalone Dolphin Neurostim (MPS) Therapy is not provided or billed as Registered Massage Therapy. An RMT insurance receipt will not be issued, and the service is not eligible for reimbursement under Massage Therapy benefits. Some extended-health plans or health spending accounts may consider microcurrent electrotherapy eligible. Coverage varies by plan; clients must confirm directly with their insurer before booking. Lee Strength cannot guarantee reimbursement.
Treatment options
Four areas of
MPS application.
Open only the application that is relevant to you. These explanations describe Steve’s training areas, not guaranteed outcomes.
Pain Management Therapy
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MPS applies brief direct-current micro-impulses to selected acupuncture and trigger points. It may complement massage therapy and exercise when soft-tissue discomfort, sensitivity, muscle tension, or movement tolerance are relevant goals.
Official treatment informationScar Release Therapy
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For fully healed scars, two Dolphin devices may be applied on opposite sides of the scar and paired with manual techniques. Goals can include local comfort, sensitivity, tissue mobility, and movement. Open or incompletely healed tissue is not treated.
Official treatment informationVagus Nerve Stimulation
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An ear-clip attachment delivers gentle, non-invasive microcurrent near the auricular branch of the vagus nerve. After screening, it may be considered for vagus nerve-informed relaxation protocols. It is not an implanted medical VNS device.
Official treatment informationPost-Concussion Musculoskeletal Support
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Dolphin training materials describe post-concussion protocols. Steve does not assess or treat concussion. After appropriate medical assessment, MPS may be considered only for in-scope musculoskeletal concerns such as lingering neck discomfort, and as part of coordinated care.
Official treatment informationWhat to expect
Screen. Explain.
Apply.
Screen for fit
Your health history, current symptoms, goals, precautions, and existing care are reviewed first.
Agree on the plan
Steve explains the proposed points, expected sensation, alternatives, and why the technique may or may not belong in your session.
Apply and reassess
The device is applied point by point. Sensation can include light tapping, tingling, or pinching, and intensity is adjusted to your comfort before response is reassessed.
Manufacturer information
Read the source.
Keep the context.
View manufacturer information and sources
The supplied marketing materials describe a wide range of applications and outcomes. This practice uses more measured language: manufacturer claims are not guarantees, and individual suitability and response vary.
For the manufacturer’s explanation of the device, protocols, research library, and product information, visit Dolphin Neurostim directly.
Frequently asked questions
Understand the option
before deciding.
Is Dolphin Neurostim required during an RMT session?
No. It is an optional adjunct. Steve explains why it may or may not fit, the expected sensation, alternatives, and your right to change or withdraw consent at any time.
Will I receive an RMT insurance receipt for standalone MPS?
No. Standalone Dolphin MPS is a separate, non-RMT service and is not eligible under Massage Therapy benefits. Some extended-health plans or health spending accounts may consider microcurrent electrotherapy eligible, but you must confirm directly with your insurer before booking. Lee Strength cannot guarantee reimbursement.
Does MPS diagnose or cure a condition?
No. It is not a diagnostic tool and no outcome is guaranteed. Suitability depends on your presentation, goals, precautions, preferences, and response.
Can MPS be used on a scar?
Scar-focused techniques are considered only after the tissue is fully healed and after relevant screening. Open, infected, or incompletely healed tissue is not treated.
Is this the same as an implanted vagus nerve stimulator?
No. Dolphin’s ear-clip application uses external, low-level microcurrent near the ear. It is not an implanted medical VNS device and does not replace medical care.
Important scope note
Supportive care,
not emergency care.
Dolphin Neurostim does not replace a medical diagnosis, emergency assessment, concussion clearance, medication, or medically necessary treatment. Steve does not assess, diagnose, clear, or treat concussion. New or worsening neurological symptoms, suspected concussion, progressive weakness, severe headache, loss of consciousness, or other urgent concerns require appropriate medical assessment.
When another professional is better positioned to assess or manage the concern, referral and coordinated care are the right next steps.
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