The way a person listens, sees, and moves shapes how they focus, learn, regulate emotions, and respond to the world. These systems do not develop in isolation. They organize together, influencing coordination, attention, and resilience throughout life.

In this webinar recording, Alex Doman is joined by Patti Andrich, MA, OTR/L, COVT, FNAP, an Optometric Vision Therapist and Occupational Therapist, to explore how auditory processing, visual function, and primitive reflex integration interact beneath the surface. Together, they examine why strengthening auditory pathways often influences visual processing, regulation, and overall nervous system organization.

This conversation offers a deeper look at how The Listening Program® supports auditory processing, how vision depends on coordinated sensory input, and why reflex integration reflects the maturity of the entire system. When one pathway becomes more organized, the others respond.

You Will Learn:

🔹 How auditory processing influences visual processing and reflex integration
🔹 What primitive reflexes are and how they affect balance, coordination, and attention
🔹 How vision depends on both auditory input and movement-based foundations
🔹 How The Listening Program® supports integration across auditory, visual, and reflex-based systems
🔹 Why addressing this triad together supports more efficient and sustainable development

By the end of this session, you will better understand how auditory processing, visual function, and primitive reflex patterns work together to support attention, visual efficiency, coordination, and flexible responses to daily demands.

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Connect with Patti Andrich at The Vision Development Team

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