Listening Training Programs

LISTENING TRAINING PROGRAMS

Listening Training Programs are the sound based therapies used to enhance the
Trunk section of The Tree of Sound Enhancement Therapy®. The Trunk reflects how
our bodies process sound vibrations. Sound is processed not only through our cochlea
in the inner ear, but also through our bone structure, cell network, nervous system,
and circulatory system. Sound Processing is more than hearing. The vibrational energy
of sound waves and patterns travel to and through our body. The connections
between the voice, the ear, and the brain are established at this level by stimulating
vestibular function, language skills, and attention/focus/organizational needs. Special
music and sound are processed through the air in the ear canal, and/or by the bones
of our skeletal system, to help repattern the body's foundational responses. Once the
process has begun, the person's voice is introduced. The voice establishes a type of
beneficial feedback that helps the listener stabilize and enhance the processing of all
incoming sound with better clarity and understanding.

The therapies used at this level are The Tomatis Method and Enlisten. This level of The
Tree must be strong and supportive in order to maximally develop the integrated
communication, academic, social, emotional, attention, and vestibular skills needed for
learning and development.

Contact The Davis Center at 862-251-4637, 9:30 am to 5:30 pm, Monday through
Friday, Eastern Standard Time to schedule an evaluation. Or email
npdunn@thedaviscenter.com.

Sound-based therapies are not medical treatments. They do not cure or treat medical disease conditions. They work on supporting
change in learning, development, and wellness. The Davis Center does not diagnose or prescribe for medical or psychological
conditions; nor does it claim to prevent, treat, mitigate or cure such conditions; nor provide diagnosis, care, treatment or
rehabilitation of individuals or apply medical, mental health or human development principles beyond the scope of professional
practice.

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