Therapeutic Listening
Therapeutic Listening is a sound-based approach to addressing a variety of needs. This program is embedded in a developmental and sensory integrative perspective. The music has been designed, selected, and modified to capture attention and activate body movement. Therapeutic Listening influences the self-organizing capacities of the nervous system through they use of rhythmical sound, electronic modifications, and organized patterns.
Those who can benefit from a Therapeutic Listening program may exhibit
poor attention or ability to follow directions
difficulties interacting with peers and limited play skills
challenges with transitions or changes in routine
difficulty communicating (both verbal and non-verbal)
struggles with sleep, bowel and bladder control, and eating
challenges perceiving and navigating space
poor timing and sequencing of motor skills
difficulties with irritability, mood, or regulating their energy level
postural insecurity (fear of heights, playing on playground equipment)
poor praxis and motor planning
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