SOUNDSORY - Music and Movement Program for Brain and Body
Description
WHAT IS SOUNDSORY® AND WHAT DOES IT DO?
It helps improve motor and cognitive abilities in children and adults.
The program consists of specially designed music processed with neuro-acoustic modifications as well as a series of movement-based exercises. The program is 30 minutes a day for 40 days.
Designed for:
Motor delay, balance, and coordination issues
Autism spectrum and developmental delays
Sensory and auditory processing disorders
ADD & ADHD
SOUNDSORY® HELPS IMPROVE
By stimulating the ear’s hearing and balance systems, Soundsory activates countless brain connections. Together, the ear and brain are retrained to process sensory information more quickly and accurately for better balance, coordination, and motor skills.
The Soundsory program has two unique parts that stimulate the brain simultaneously – rhythmic music and movement exercises.
Rhythmic Music
It’s hard not to move to the beat when we listen to rhythmic music. Soundsory taps into the universal power of music with a playlist of enhanced rhythmic songs. Just turn the headphones on, hit play, and listen to tracks such as:
- Playful nursery rhymes and marching songs
- Selected classics from Bach, Haydn, and Strauss
- Vibrant Latin, gospel, and jazz tunes.
A patented dynamic filter makes the higher-pitched sounds crisper while softening lower pitches. Combined with tempo changes from song to song, Soundsory stimulates our hearing and balance systems. This challenges the brain and helps form neural connections
Body Movement Exercises
As the enhanced music stimulates the brain, simple exercises improve posture, balance, and coordination. Try four different movements per session such as marching and sideways jumps. The program can be adapted to suit each person and targets:
- Voluntary body movement
- Timing & rhythm control
- Balance & spatial judgment.
For the best results, practice Soundsory for 30 minutes a day for 40 days. The program comes with exercises recommended by occupational therapists, but these only must be done to the best of your ability.
How do I know if Soundsory is the right program for me or my child? Weigh the effects of a poorly processing vestibular system with this checklist, to help you decide if Soundsory is the suitable program for you or your child.
