Sheila Allen, occupational therapist and codirector of Pediatric Therapeutics in Chatham, New Jersey, who has conducted extensive research into the use of bone-conducted sound in treating children with developmental disabilities, has found convincing evidence that this type of music-based listening therapy helps speed up the integration of the auditory and vestibular systems when included in a comprehensive pediatric therapy program.

This animated video, illustrating how air- and bone-conducted music reaches the brain, demonstrates the ways in which music listening therapy can sync mind and body in powerful, effective ways.

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