The potential benefits of Therapeutic listening are numerous. Individuals experiencing difficulties with receptive language, expressive language, attention, sensory processing, sensory modulation and sensory defensiveness, general skill development, motor skills, energy level, and behavioral and social adjustments may be appropriate for Therapeutic Listening. Each Therapeutic Listening Program must be individually tailored by a trained clinician. Continued collaboration with trained professionals is necessary, to determine appropriate modifications to the home program. Therapeutic Listening is done on a daily basis.
Programs vary in session length, frequency, and intensity in order to meet individual needs.
Bone conducted listening, which is offered in the clinic setting, may be recommended for certain individuals. This technique uses the same CD's as Therapeutic Listening with a bone conduction machine and modified headphones. A treatment intensive gives the opportunity to work in a concentrated manner with a client and family over a short period of time. It provides the opportunity to maximize potential change. An intensive is customized to the individual client, and usually occurs over a 1 or 2 week period.