Auditory Training Treats:

• Autism
• Sensory Integration Dysfunction
• Auditory Processing Disorders
• Speech Delays
• Tactile & Oral Defensiveness
• Hypersensitivity to Sound
• Low Muscle Tone
• Poor Eye Contact
• Behavioral Issues
• Fine & Gross Motor Difficulties
• Attention & Concentration
• Poor Reading & Comprehension
• Poor Communication Skills
• and much more...

Reasons For Considering Auditory Training in Your Child

• Does your child appear deaf (but isn’t) never turning around when you call their name?
• Are they hypersensitive to various sounds holding their ears to protect themselves from the pain of these sounds?
• Are they clumsy, uncoordinated and weak lacking body awareness?
• Do they not like to let their feet leave the ground?
• Do they show repetitive behaviors such as hand flapping, toe walking, stare continuously at fans or spin themselves uncontrollably?
• Do they have trouble paying attention, attending to a task or lack fine or gross motor skills?
• Do they have trouble with sequencing and organizational skills?
• Are they tactile and oral defensive neither wanting to touch nor eat certain textures?
• Are they a picky eater?
• Do they not like to have their hair or teeth brushed?
• Are they tired and lifeless or are they hyper and out of control?
• Do they have difficulties with speech and language, sound discrimination, communicating, socializing or spontaneously playing with others?
• Do they lack imaginative or creative play?

Do any of the above apply to your child? Then your child can benefit greatly from re-training their ears with Mozart. To learn more about Auditory Training, please visit SoundTherapySystems