Listening Programs

	Listening Programs News: The March/April 2007 issue of the American Journal of Occupational Therapy contains an article regarding the use of Therapeutic Listening entitled: The Effect of Sound-Based Intervention on Children With Sensory Processing Disorders and Visual-Motor Delays by Leah Hall (MS, OTR/L) and Jane Case-Smith (EdD, OTR/L, FAOTA). Abstract full text Vital Links - Therapeutic Listening Modulated CDs (EASe #1-4 and Kidz Jamz), Spatial Enhancement CDs, Fine Tuning CDs and Gear Shifter CDs These CDs designed for ease in use at home, along with in schools and clinics. The protocol calls for listening two times a day for half an hour over high quality headphones and a simple CD player. Click to find a provider EASe CDs (# 1-10, Rabbit Tales) The Electronic Auditory Stimulation effect (EASe) audio CD series is the original disc based auditory intervention program. The EASe CD is an easy to use, simple and safe tool for occupational therapists, physical therapists, speech therapists, listening therapists and parents, to teach a child challenged with sensory processing issues, sound sensitivity, central auditory processing disorder (CAPD), hearing or developmental issues, to better manage noise. The EASe CD listening program is based on the Guy Berard method of auditory integration training (similar to Tomatis) and can be carried out at home, at school or in a therapist's office with an inexpensive CD player and a high quality pair of headphones. Samonas Method The Tomatis Method There are a few people in the US and in Canada that provide training in methods that are related to the Tomatis Method. The options differ significantly. It would be prudent to compare them, both with regards to the training, purchase of the equipment and other contractual terms. You can compare the differences on the following websites (in alphabetical order): www.dynamiclistening.com www.listeningfitness.com www.tomatis.net Home Articles and Links Treatment Areas Success Stories Experience

News:

The March/April 2007 issue of the American Journal of Occupational Therapy contains an article regarding the use of Therapeutic Listening entitled: The Effect of Sound-Based Intervention on Children With Sensory Processing Disorders and Visual-Motor Delays by Leah Hall (MS, OTR/L) and Jane Case-Smith (EdD, OTR/L, FAOTA).

Abstract full text

Vital Links - Therapeutic Listening

Modulated CDs (EASe #1-4 and Kidz Jamz), Spatial Enhancement CDs, Fine Tuning CDs and Gear Shifter CDs These CDs designed for ease in use at home, along with in schools and clinics. The protocol calls for listening two times a day for half an hour over high quality headphones and a simple CD player.
Click to find a provider

EASe CDs (# 1-10, Rabbit Tales)

The Electronic Auditory Stimulation effect (EASe) audio CD series is the original disc based auditory intervention program. The EASe CD is an easy to use, simple and safe tool for occupational therapists, physical therapists, speech therapists, listening therapists and parents, to teach a child challenged with sensory processing issues, sound sensitivity, central auditory processing disorder (CAPD), hearing or developmental issues, to better manage noise. The EASe CD listening program is based on the Guy Berard method of auditory integration training (similar to Tomatis) and can be carried out at home, at school or in a therapist's office with an inexpensive CD player and a high quality pair of headphones.

Samonas Method

The Tomatis Method

There are a few people in the US and in Canada that provide training in methods that are related to the Tomatis Method. The options differ significantly. It would be prudent to compare them, both with regards to the training, purchase of the equipment and other contractual terms. You can compare the differences on the following websites (in alphabetical order):

www.dynamiclistening.com
www.listeningfitness.com
www.tomatis.net

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