This 90-minute conversation will discuss the use of Quickshift music in conjunction with the principles of Neuro-Developmental Treatment to enhance participation, adaptation and anticipation in play.
In this live, online course participants will explore the functional implications of auditory defensiveness (and misophonia) and the direct link between the auditory system and primary movement patterns.
Walk away with affordable, feasible, and novel activity ideas after viewing this activity-oriented On-Demand, course recording.
This two-day, hands-on course will explore, from a trauma informed perspective, the connections between sensory processing and sensory integrative difficulties.
In this two-day, online, initial training course, participants will learn to use Therapeutic Listening® modulated audio selections to create individualized, home-based programs for clients.
This online course teaches a protocol to provide precise input to all five vestibular receptors, along with auditory and visual input to create a comprehensive treatment protocol which integrates the vestibular-auditory-visual triad. Guidelines are provided for safe, effective use of this protocol with clients of all ages and diagnoses.
This online course teaches a protocol to provide precise input to all five vestibular receptors, along with auditory and visual input to create a comprehensive treatment protocol which integrates the vestibular-auditory-visual triad. Guidelines are provided for safe, effective use of this protocol with clients of all ages and diagnoses.
This course focuses on evaluating movement to precisely and effectively match music to individual client needs to improve self-regulation from a multi-system approach. We will explore the Quickshift music albums that capitalize on the powerful impact of binaural beat technology and musical entrainment.
This live, one-day, online course will explore the connections between trauma, sensory processing and sensory integrative difficulties. Participants will receive a brief overview of the tension reducing technique, known as TRE, as a means of demonstrating how the body retains stress in core muscular tension patterns. Further examine how the addition of TRE to a sensory integrative and developmental frame has subsequently informed new thinking around trauma, sensory modulation and sensory integration.
This two-day, experiential course provides therapists with an in-depth understanding of the developmental and neurophysiological links between sensory integration and the basic primary movement patterns that provide the foundation (or building blocks) for sensory modulation and integration.
