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Music
For Your Mind
"Most
people recognize the power of music to comfort and heal and many
have already discovered it’s therapeutic benefits though
they’re own experiences” Scientific research demonstrates
what many people already know: Certain music helps to
accelerate learning, focus attention, and enhance health.
Music can in fact affect our state of mind. Every part of our
being is capable of responding to music. So it makes sense that
one can use music to strengthen the body, mind and spirit.
Music enhances how we think, reason and create. The music
and arrangement techniques contained in these recordings are
unparalleled in their sophisticated approach to the therapeutic
application of music and sound. These recordings are designed to
improve ear and brain function while providing a delightful
listening experience. While each CD offers unique benefits, a
primary objective is to insulate the listener from noise
pollution and enhance mental function.
Sound Health®
Series
Specially selected baroque/classical repertoire and original
compositions, resonant recording environments, acoustic
instrumentation, and music tempos in appropriate
beats-per-minute further enhance the natural benefits we realize
by listening to beautiful, high quality classical music.
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TLP
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Sensory Integration Classic CD |
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TLP
Extension - Speech &
Language Integration CD |
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The
Listening Program® |

The Listening Program benefits people of all ages starting as young as age two. (Early auditory stimulation is crucial to a child's cognitive and language development). It's not common knowledge that auditory skills relate to a great many other areas of our lives. The most obvious ones are having academic struggles, difficulties with speech and communications, and problems remembering what they hear. The specialized extensions to the Listening program are high-quality audio CDs that integrate specially produced acoustic music, primarily classical, with innovative sound processing techniques.
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Sensory Integration
Classic CD 1
The
Listening Program series has specialized CD's as well. The SI classic is a wonderful
addition to the Listening Program.
Some love to it play in a stereo during dinner time (It does not have to be
listened to in a headset.) Some children with SI are bothered by the weight or
pressure of the headset. So this is an ideal start to The Listening
Program. Some parents use this sensory integration CD to slowly build the child's tolerance to sound
sensitivities or to wearing the headphones on their heads. It contains
musical selections that were recorded because they were fun, simple in
structure, short, and very accessible. Focusing on all of these elements means
that a child's attention can more easily be captured and maintained.
Hope,
our six year old daughter loves the SI Classic CD. It can be used in time out and
or to calm herself when she feels over stimulated.
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The integration of these senses allows us to move
them in a coordinated fashion. Through effective sensory integration,
the many parts of the nervous system work together so that a person
can interact with his environment effectively and experience the joy
of unconscious coordinated movement. The efficient organization of
sensory input forms the foundation for all higher learning. Many
problems in attention, reading and writing have their basis in poor or
disorganized sensory input.
Many interventions, therefore, address sensory
integration problems by using a variety of tactile, motor and movement
activities to help the organization of sensory input and function of
the vestibular system. Dr. Alfred Tomatis was among the first to
recognize that sound can be used to stimulate the vestibular portion
of the vestibulocochlear system, and therefore the body. The vestibule
is a small part of the inner ear adjoining the cochlea, which is the
hearing part of the inner ear. The vestibule includes three
semicircular canals, the utricle and saccule. These fluid-filled
chambers have small hair cells that move in response to motion and
inform the body about acceleration and deceleration movements, up and
down movements, and also rotational movements. Many techniques that
occupational therapists trained in sensory integration utilize are
aimed at stimulating the vestibular system. SI Classic 1 incorporates
sound specifically designed to help address this important integration
of sensory information. Music recorded with specific emphasis in low
and mid range frequencies, such as the cello and bass viola, has been
used to enhance and support stimulation to and awareness of the body.
Why do The Listening Program® CD's help? The Listening Program®
uses advantages of the plasticity factor, a term that scientists
use to describe the brain's amazing ability to constantly change its structure
and function in response to experiences coming in from the outside.1
The brain receives especially
rich auditory stimulation, and its ability to process sound improves. Also
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