Ears, attention & calm
Ears Ready to Learn
Some children hear perfectly yet struggle to listen — missing instructions, melting down in noisy rooms, or zoning out mid-story. Our therapeutic listening program pairs specially filtered music with swinging, dancing, and deep-pressure play to train attention and sound tolerance.
Sessions feel like a music party with a purpose, and families get a home listening schedule with simple movement activities.
- Auditory processing and sound-tolerance screening
- Filtered-music listening with movement play
- Home program with weekly therapist check-ins
What's included
Inside the Program
Listening Profile
We map sound sensitivity, attention span, and how your child responds to noisy environments.
Music + Movement
Twice-weekly sessions blend modulated music with swings, balls, and rhythm games.
Attention Training
Freeze dance, sound bingo, and follow-the-leader stretch listening stamina week by week.
Calm-Down Kit
Headphones routine, quiet corner plan, and classroom letter for sound-sensitive learners.
Good to know
Listening FAQs
How is this different from a hearing test?+
Hearing tests check the ears; we assess how the brain uses sound — filtering background noise, following directions, staying regulated.
Does my child need special headphones?+
No purchase needed. We lend clinic headphones for home phases and set the exact playlists and schedule.
Can listening therapy help picky listening at school?+
Often yes — teachers frequently report better carpet-time focus and fewer repeated instructions after a listening block.
Is it suitable alongside speech therapy?+
Very. Better listening accelerates speech progress, so we often run both programs in one coordinated plan.
Related programs: Occupational Therapy • Expressive Language • Speech Evaluations
Tune In to Better Listening
A listening profile reveals how your child processes sound — and the playful route to calmer focus.