How Dunkin NeuroMap™ Works
A structured neurophysiological assessment that maps nervous system organization to guide clinical sequencing and pacing.
Step 1: Assessment
What happens first
The Clinician is sent a secure link
With your client you complete a structured, secure 150-question assessment
Designed to reflect current nervous system functioning, not symptom severity
What clinicians should know
Takes ~30 minutes
Completed during session on our proprietary tablet
Great clincial knowledge is gained during the initial assessment
Step 2: Dunkin NeuroMap™ Generation
Responses are mapped across five brain levels:
Medulla, Pons, Diencephalon, Limbic & Cortex
Each level reflect 5 areas Motor Sensory, Motor Skills & Proprioception, Somatosensory, Autonomic Nervous System, & Physiological Vulnerabilities
Results are sent to the clinician directly in a secure Hippa Compliant system
What clinicians should know
Results highlight relative strengths and constraints
Results are generated with a client facing report and a clinician facing report
This is a map, not a label
NeuroCore training recommendations are in the clinician facing report
Step 3: Sequencing and Pacing
When lower-level regulation is constrained, treatment may prioritize stabilization and sensory regulation before trauma processing or insight-oriented work.
How clinicians use it
Identify which brain systems can tolerate engagement
Sequence interventions to match physiological capacity
Treatment begins at the lowest brain level of experiencing stress
Explain treatment direction to clients in clear, non-pathologizing language
What Clinician Will Know
Where to start
What to postpone
How to pace the work
Homework for clients
What this changes
Treatment starts where the nervous system can participate
Interventions land more effectively
Clinicians reduce trial-and-error and premature depth work
Important
Dunkin NeuroMap™ integrates seamlessly with existing approaches including EMDR, somatic therapies, relational work, and skills-based interventions.
You do not change your modality — you refine timing, sequencing, and pacing.
Step 4: Clinical Application and Implementation
What happens
Client and Clinician reports are sent to the clinician
Results indicate which level of the brain is under stress
A NeuroCore™ training recommendation is generated
The treatment plan is used in session to tailor interventions with client strengths and weaknesses
What clinicians should know
Prevents starting with insight when stabilization is needed
Supports safer, more effective treatment planning
Treatment is more effective and starts where the nervous system is currently
Step 5: Clinically usable outputs you’ll get from Dunkin NeuroMap™
NeuroMap™ provides:
Proprietary system within the provided electronic tablet
Client facing general report
Clincian facing detailed report of 25 areas of brain stress and regulation
NeuroCore™ training for each level of the stressed system
Easy to fill out treatment plan for clients and your records
Take home treatment plan for clients
Ongoing Support from our Head of Clinical Relationships
Clinical updates and case consultations
Training on how to interpret and implement Dunkin NeuroMap™
Explore Dunkin NeuroMap™ for Your Practice
Dunkin NeuroMap™ is not:
A diagnosis
A symptom checklist
A prescriptive treatment protocol
Dunkin NeuroMap™ supports clinicians in making informed sequencing decisions while honoring the complexity and individuality of each client.