NEURO-AUDITORY THERAPY
Hearing, like vision, is a bilateral sense that captures information from two channels: left and right. It is important that both ears work in a coordinated and stable manner in order to obtain a good perception of sound. Otherwise, the auditory process can be altered and negatively interfere in the behavior, learning and speech. Having good hearing acuity is not enough.
Our center has a hearing professional that specializes in preventing, detecting and treating these hearing problems.
The auditory stimulation therapy is a personalized training for the ear to correct these alterations and improve the quality of hearing. It consists of 10 sessions of 45 min.
SOME SYMPTOMS OR SIGNS THAT CAN MAKE US THINK WE HAVE A HEARING PROBLEM:
Attention problems
Poor school performance
Pronunciation problems
Dyslexia
Hypersensitivity to sound
Need to pay a lot of attention to understand an oral instruction
Problems to understand instructions and other verbal messages
Slow responses
Dizziness
Tinnitus (ringing in the ears)
Difficulty to remember names or places
Difficulty to repeat sequences of sounds, letters and numbers
Difficulty in fine motor skills (calligraphy) and/or gross motor skills (sports)
Difficulty to do sequential instructions or orders
Behavioural problems
Anxiety
Aggressiveness
Feeling down, blue mood
Stuttering
Hyperacusis or hearing loss
Hearing loss due to various reasons