BASE-R Method®

The BASE-R Method is a skills-based approach to the self-regulation of stress and improved performance with fifteen years of field application in multiple high-stress, high-performance professions.

The Science

EvenPulse® training is the subject of a 3-year, $3M research study with 6,000 U.S. deploying U.S. military combat soldiers. Framed by brain-body science and the renowned methodology BASE-R®, the training was shown to have significant positive impacts on team cohesion and the ability to self-regulate stress and increase well-being over a prolonged period of time.

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EvenPulse clients work in demanding environments that require a simple approach to master stress and improve performance.

The BASE-R Method is a system for building internal mastery that strengthens resilience on every level - mind, body, emotion, and spirit. 

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Training Demonstrated
Increased Overall Stress Resilience CD-RISC
Results Showed
Lower PTSD and Depression PCL/BDI
Proven To
Increase Health and Well-Being SF36

Success Stories

Special operations forces pistol shooting improved by 30% in timed applications

Special Operations Forces

Excellent tools officers can use to improve their performance and mitigate stress on and off the job.

Chief Tammy Hooper, Asheville, NC PD

EvenPulse training is comprehensive, multidimensional, and based on practical science and insightful rigor.

John Rogers, CEO, RL Leaders, former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense

Team won DII national football title (best previous, final 8)

CSU Pueblo Football Team

How Can It Help Me?

The BASE-R Method has unlimited applications for stress relief and resilience building both on and off the job.

Improve Performance See how EvenPulse gave Gui Guimaraes a competitive edge
Improve Performance

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Lower Stress and Anxiety See how EvenPulse impacted Harrison Major's daily routine.
Lower Stress and Anxiety

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Scientifically Validated

EvenPulse® is the subject of a 3 year, $3M DoD study.

GOALS & OBJECTIVES

In 2009, EvenPulse® (formally MAGIS Group) was awarded the opportunity to train 6,000 deploying U.S. Army combat soldiers, going into and returning from the harshest environments. EvenPulse maintained that, through our methodology, we could reduce soldier stress, increase internal awareness, and provide relevant, easy-to-learn skills in autonomic self-regulation. With anticipated soldier use, we projected positive results among individuals and teams including improved decision-making, higher engagement, improved team cohesion, and lower markers for PTSD, anxiety and depression.  

Soldiers received one four-hour block of instruction before leaving for a 15-month tour to Afghanistan and after their return. They also participated in qualitative and quantitative analysis before, during and after the deployment regarding the EvenPulse resilience training (formally Optimal Performance under Stress/WAROPS®). 

OVER A 15-MONTH DEPLOYMENT
70% of soldiers used the training skills weekly

STUDY OUTCOMES

After participating in the EvenPulse® Training and learning the BASE-R Method®, the following sample of research outcomes were gathered at various iterations - 6 months into the deployment and upon return of the deployment. Soldiers surveyed in Afghanistan said they were using the program skills regularly, with nearly 40% using them daily and 70% using them at least weekly. By the end of the deployment, 65% of the soldiers studied said they had used ALL of the training skills in the course of their mission. The key findings among those who took and used the training regularly (at least once per week) show:

  • Lower levels of post-traumatic stress (PCL PTSD checklist);
  • Higher levels of well-being (SF36 well-being survey);
  • Lower anxiety and depression (Beck Inventory);
  • Greater resilience (Connor-Davidson Resilience Scale).

The U.S. Department of Defense had not undertaken a study on this scale of an independent training program and has not since. Researchers termed the results "statistically significant in many areas". The results, to date, are pending publication in scientific journals by the research teams at Samueli Institute and RAND Corporation.  

Over the Course of a Deployment
65% used ALL the training skills; 40% of Soldiers used skills daily

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