How Music Listening Therapy Helps People with Down Syndrome Various studies have shown the positive effects of therapeutic music, specifically for people with Down Syndrome. The Listening Program® consistently produces measurable changes in auditory processing, social… Tags Advanced Brain, Advanced Brain Technologies, auditory processing, Behavior, brain training, Cognitive Delays, communication, Developmental Delays, down syndrome, Down Syndrome Awareness, Executive Function, Independence, learning, motor development, music, music listening therapy, Self Regulation, Social Skills, Speech Development, The Listening Program, Therapeutic Music Read more
Music for All Ages and Abilities: Discover TLP’s Four Core Programs Millions of people across the globe, some with diagnoses, others without, ranging in age from 2 years old to 100, enjoy the benefits of The Listening Program… Tags ADHD, attention, Autism, brain health, communication, Emotional Regulation, Executive Function, Focus, learning, learning disability, listening therapy, music listening therapy, music therapy, Sensory Processing, sound sensitivity, Speech Skills, tbi, The Listening Program, Therapeutic Music, Thinking, tlp Read more
A Developmental Approach to Reducing Impulsivity with Music Impulsivity can happen for various reasons, which can cause frustration and stress for those it affects. Fortunately, there’s hope for those looking for an evidence-based, drug-free intervention… Tags ADD, ADHD, attention, auditory processing, Brain, Focus, Impulsivity, learning, listening, memory, Sensory Processing, The Listening Program, Therapeutic Music Read more
The Hidden Causes of Inattention in the Classroom By Wendy Bertagnole, MA, Special Education When a child or an adult struggles to pay attention, it’s easy to place a label on them or assume if they just tried harder, they would… Tags ADD, ADHD, attention, auditory processing, Focus, Inattention, learning, listening, memory, Sensory Processing, The Listening Program, Therapeutic Music Read more
Auditory Processing – Beat Competency and Reading Readiness The ability to keep to a beat is linked closely to language development, phonological awareness, reading and writing skills. Tags attention, learning, listening, reading, The Listening Program, The Movement Program Read more
Decoding Auditory Processing: Volume - Shhh! TLP can train the brain to improve volume awareness which can positively impact many areas, ranging from social understanding to reading and listening improvements. Working at the… Tags Autism, Brain, communication, comprehension, developmental, discrimination, dyslexia, frequency, language, learning, music, perception, phoneme, pitch, processing, sound, speech Read more
Supporting Young Children’s Auditory Processing Development Supporting auditory processing difficulties in young children can help to promote accelerated learning, memory, social developmental skills and language. Tags attention, auditory processing, awareness, childdevelopment, communication, language, learning, listening Read more
Music for the Classroom and Home Students are struggling to succeed in classrooms, and Advanced Brain Technologies has a proven collection of music that has been shown to help. Distracting noises and sounds… Tags attention, learning Read more
Part 3: TAVS Assessment Series- Steady Beat Competency It is difficult to overstate the importance of beat competency for learning. A large amount of research over the last 20 years has consistently shown how beat competency… Tags assessment, beat competency, Brain, Cambridge, Harvard, learning, listening, rhythm, TAVS, test of auditory and visual skills Read more
Older Brains Aren’t Necessarily Slower, But They Could Be Trying to Take In Too Much Why does it seem more difficult for older people to master the Internet or navigate the ins and outs of a new mobile phone? While many think… Tags aging, aging brain, brain health, Brown University, elderly, learning, research, technology Read more
New Study Shows Myelin May be Necessary for Motor Learning A study released in October of this year and published in The Scientist shows that myelin, a fatty covering that surrounds and insulates neuronal axons, may play… Tags learning, motor development, motor learning, myelin Read more
Sleep Study: To Earn an A, the Brain Needs Zzzz’s The latest wave of in-depth studies confirms that which many people already know: the human brain works best when it gets more sleep. Yes, some people require… Tags learning, memory, school, science, sleep Read more
Is The Brain Still Capable of Learning During Sleep? The Debate Continues It’s been a widely-held belief for ages that, when a person falls asleep, they don’t learn or think because their brain “turns off” while they are sleeping.… Tags Current Biology, debate, learning, sleep Read more
Memorization of Basic Facts May Help Students Master Math In educational circles, rote memorization often gets a bad rap. But there’s new research that suggests that — when it comes to mastering math — memorization of… Tags children, learning, math, Nature Neuroscience, neuroscientists, risk, Students, teenagers Read more
