Therapeutic Listening Programme
Therapeutic Listening utilises music to improve communication and attention, enhancing listening skills effectively.
Therapeutic Listening is an auditory music-based intervention programme aimed at supporting individuals who experience challenges with communication, listening, and attention.
The child or adult is exposed to filtered music to stimulate the nervous system with low and high sounds at different intervals.
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What is Therapeutic Listening and how can it benefit my child?
Therapeutic Listening is an auditory music-based intervention designed to support individuals facing challenges with communication, listening, and attention. By exposing the child or adult to filtered music containing low and high sounds at varying intervals, the programme aims to stimulate the nervous system and enhance auditory processing skills. This can lead to improvements in communication, attention, and overall sensory integration.
How does Therapeutic Listening differ from traditional auditory interventions?
Therapeutic Listening differs from traditional auditory interventions as it incorporates filtered music specifically designed to target different aspects of auditory processing. By providing a carefully curated auditory experience, the programme aims to engage and stimulate the nervous system in a unique way, facilitating improvements in listening skills, communication, and attention.
Is Therapeutic Listening suitable for individuals of all ages and abilities?
Yes, Therapeutic Listening can be beneficial for individuals of various ages and abilities who experience challenges with communication, listening, and attention. Whether your child is struggling with sensory processing difficulties, auditory processing disorder, or attention deficits, the programme offers personalised interventions to address their specific needs and support their development.
