Hope for the future

We have all used music to sooth our nerves or help us relax. Each of us has a piece of music we refer to as “my song”. In some unspoken way we all know the many ways that music can touch us. But what if You couldn’t do that? What if everything you heard was garbled, …or just much too loud? Wouldn’t everything You tried to do be much more difficult? Frustrating?

Those with auditory processing difficulties may exhibit the following behaviors:	Wouldn’t you like to see one or all of these changes in your child?
•daydreaming or attention drifts •inability to stay focused •respond to only part of a verbal command •easily distracted by random noises •slow response time •auditory comprehension problems •tuning out •language delay or disorder •inconsistent performance in school.	•Increased Attention •Improved Social Behavior •Decreased Irritability •Improved Speech skills •Decreased Impulsivity •Better Eye contact •Reduced sensitivity to sound •Followed instruction better

AudioHope can help.

AudioHope is a non-invasive Music Therapy program. It is designed to aid those with auditory processing problems gain a better quality of life through hearing improvements. Some insurance companies will even cover this procedure. Hope for a better quality of life through Music.

Auditory Integration Training is a form of intensive non-invasive treatment for those who suffer from hearing sensitivity and distortions in hearing. AIT provides stimulation to the hearing mechanism, which produces more normal hearing following treatment. Hearing anomalies can affect many aspects of normal everyday life, especially behavior, sensitivity to noises, social interaction, speech and language development and learning.

AudioHope is a sound and music program designed to be implemented by professional Speech-Language Pathologists who seek to remediate speech/language delays in their patients.

AudioHope employs an auditory integration training device which facilitates an individuals’ responsiveness to his or her surroundings, often including a corresponding increase in more attentive behavior to the school work and home environments. The program may be used to remediate sound-related perceptual distortions, “unbalanced” hearing and sound sensitivity in children and adults. They system uses specially selected music processed through a proprietary device. This processing is similar to an electronic stereo equalizer. The device plays the audio through high quality stereo headphones.

For more information download this brochure.

  Who are good candidates for improvement using AudioHope?

•Many disabilities are addressed with this therapy. •Autism CAPD •Down Syndrome Depression •ADHD Alzheimer’s •Dyslexia & Dysgraphia Stroke

Anyone of any age who suffers from sound sensitivity or distortions in hearing is a prime candidate for this therapy.

For more information you can contact Connie Soles at: 757-773-8844

AudioHope – 4403 Chesapeake Ave.
Hampton, VA 23669