Dolphin MPS therapy in North York.

Microcurrent point stimulation: a small handheld device that delivers a very low electrical current to specific points on the skin — the kind of current measured in millionths of an amp. It is applied point by point by your practitioner, usually as part of a broader treatment plan rather than on its own.

Most people feel a brief, mild sensation at each point — often described as a small prick or tingle that passes in seconds. It is generally well tolerated, and your practitioner adjusts the approach based on your feedback throughout.

Concussion care here is an adjunct to medical management, not a substitute for it. If you have not yet been medically assessed for your head injury, that comes first — we will say so plainly. Where it fits your recovery plan, MPS is used as one gentle tool alongside the rest of your rehabilitation.

Your practitioner works around the scar itself and the surrounding tissue with the microcurrent device, after reviewing how the scar formed and how the area moves. Sessions are unhurried, and nothing is done without explaining it first.

How a session is billed depends on the regulated practitioner delivering it and how your plan categorizes that discipline. Our front desk confirms exactly how your plan handles it — before treatment begins, as with everything here.