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The Effects of The Tomatis Method of Auditory Stimulation on Auditory Processing Disorder: A Summary of Findings

Deborah Ross-Swain Ed.D., CCC Speech-Language Pathologist, Owner/Director of The Swain Center & The Listening Centers

ABSTRACT: The study's purpose is to determine the efficacy of the Tomatis Method of auditory stimulation as a therapeutic intervention for Auditory Processing Disorders (APD). 41 subjects (18 females, 23 males; 4.3 to 19.8 years old) were evaluated for A.P.D.. Performance on standardized tests indicated weaknesses with auditory processing skills. Each subject participated in a 90 hour Tomatis Method protocol and, once completed, was re-evaluated to measure improvement. All subjects demonstrated improvement with skills of immediate auditory memory, auditory sequencing, interpretation of directions, auditory discrimination and auditory cohesion. Pre & post treatment comparison indicated statistically significant differences in the aforementioned skills. These findings suggest that the Tomatis Method of auditory stimulation can be effective as an intervention strategy for A.P.D..

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The Listening Center, About Us Overview of The Tomatis Method FAQs Testimonials Research Listening Program Comparisons tomatis.com Forms Events Contact Us/ Get Directions Home Dr. Deb's New Book is Now Available! FAQ The listening therapy given at The Listening Center is composed of a series of treatments, and break periods. Parents often observe noticeable changes during the break periods, as the child starts to process information in a more integrated and natural way.	Research	>Log In >Register >Discussion Forum The Listening Center provides all of its services through licensed & certified professionals. Tomatis Outreaches 2008 July 21: Second Outreach, San Jose, California Summer 2008: San Diego, California Future locations: Marin Chico TLC In the News! On Another Frequency A great article in the San Francisco Chronicle on Dr. Deb and The Listening Center. >>Read the article
	The Effects of The Tomatis Method of Auditory Stimulation on Auditory Processing Disorder: A Summary of Findings Deborah Ross-Swain Ed.D., CCC Speech-Language Pathologist, Owner/Director of The Swain Center & The Listening Centers ABSTRACT: The study's purpose is to determine the efficacy of the Tomatis Method of auditory stimulation as a therapeutic intervention for Auditory Processing Disorders (APD). 41 subjects (18 females, 23 males; 4.3 to 19.8 years old) were evaluated for A.P.D.. Performance on standardized tests indicated weaknesses with auditory processing skills. Each subject participated in a 90 hour Tomatis Method protocol and, once completed, was re-evaluated to measure improvement. All subjects demonstrated improvement with skills of immediate auditory memory, auditory sequencing, interpretation of directions, auditory discrimination and auditory cohesion. Pre & post treatment comparison indicated statistically significant differences in the aforementioned skills. These findings suggest that the Tomatis Method of auditory stimulation can be effective as an intervention strategy for A.P.D.. View the [Full Paper] COPYRIGHT NOTICE: This article was published in the International Journal of Listening, Vol. 21, Number 2, 2007 and is copyrighted by Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Inc (LEA). Readers must contact LEA for permission to reprint or use the material in any form. Research at Tomatis.com Tomatis Research Home About Us Dr. Tomatis FAQs Overview of The Tomatis Method Testimonials Case Studies Comparison to Other Listening Programs Forms Events Contact Us/Get Directions www.thelisteningcenter.net © 2007 The Listening Center This website designed by eStoneWebDesign.