The sensor captures vibrations through the bone. The Berard Method . The system adjusts all sound frequencies so that they can be heard with the same clarity. Treatment can be repeated every 6 months. The National Academy for Child Development, a private organization, provides individualized treatment plans for using this therapy at home.
Patients submit periodic progress reports.
The CDs contain classical chamber music and nature sounds that have been spectrally activated, filtered, and modulated by something called an Envelope Curve Modulator. This form of therapy requires you to stand with eyes closed and jaw relaxed while you vocalize extended vowel sounds. This form of therapy has been extensively studied, and has yielded a host of positive results. For instance, stroke patients who listened to music with imbedded metronome pulses for 30 minutes a day over a period of 3 weeks were able to walk with better stride, cadence, and foot placement than patients who did not receive the treatments. Similar improvement was seen in patients with Parkinson's disease.