The Neuroscience of Sound Sensitivity

Why can a hand dryer, barking dog, or crowded room bring your child to tears?
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When everyday sounds trigger panic, shutdown, or avoidance, it can be hard to know what is happening or how to help.

In this webinar, Alex Doman and Jay R. Lucker, EdD, CCC A/SLP, FAAA, examine what may be occurring within the auditory system, brain, and nervous system when sound feels threatening.

What You’ll Learn in The Neuroscience of Sound Sensitivity: New Research, New Answers Replay:

🔹 Why sound sensitivity may appear as anxiety, avoidance, or emotional dysregulation

🔹 What new TLP research shows about autism and sound sensitivity

The discussion includes hyperacusis, misophonia, auditory processing, and autism related sound sensitivity.

Watch the replay to better understand your child’s experience and discover new ways to support them with greater confidence, compassion, and insight. Share it with family members, teachers, therapists, and individuals. It’s time to finally understand how responses to sound affect participation, regulation, learning, daily life, connection, and relationships.

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