Sound Strategies for Enhancing Occupational Participation through Telehealth – Clinical Conversation
Join Sheila M. Frick as she discusses your questions related to the implementation of various Therapeutic Listening libraries (Quickshifts and Modulated albums) and strategies to foster successful participation for our clients across telehealth and virtual consults. This webinar will also discuss potential musical matches for frequently reported concerns with sleeping, arousal and affect regulation, and anxiety.
Whole Brain Processing – Clinical Conversation
Learning is supported by the brain’s ability to adequately process information from the body and the environment. This incoming input is organized in vertical and horizontal information processing streams which strengthen whole-brain processing. This free clinical conversation will discuss various sensorimotor and sound-based strategies to facilitate whole brain processing, support emotional regulation, and executive functioning. We’re offering this free webinar to teachers,…
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The Use of the Therapeutic Listening App in Home Programming
Since the inception of the new App for Therapeutic Listening many therapists ask how we use Therapeutic Listening in our clinic. In the clinic, we continue to use the SanDisk Clip Player by inserting a music chip and attaching it to the top of the headphones. This allows the kids to have freedom to move and play. However, we use the Therapeutic Listening®…
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A Musical Spotlight – Nature Classics
Today, we’re shining a spotlight on a recent addition within the Modulated Music series, the Nature Classics album. We, along with our colleagues from Read More
Beyond Modulated Music: Continuing the Therapeutic Listening® Progression
Results from quantitative and qualitative research identify that the addition of Therapeutic Listening to occupational therapy services supports improvements in performance skills and client factors (fine-motor, social skills, visual-motor, arousal regulation, attention) that influence occupational participation (Bazyk, Cimino, Hayers, Goodman, & Farrell, 2010; Hall, & Case-Smith, 2007; Wink, McKeown, and Casey, 2017). If you have found that the addition of the Modulated Therapeutic Listening albums has augmented your practice, you may want to consider other albums within the Therapeutic Listening Library to expand your programming. Read More