InSync Listening Therapy

11/03/2021

InSync Listening Therapy is accepting new clients for the month of December. Do you have extended health benefits? Check with your insurance provider. Many plans offer coverage for Occupational Therapy services in the Registered Health Professional category. Learn more about our services and how our programs can benefit your family at: www.insynclistening.ca

09/01/2021

September is a time of transition: children heading back to school, little ones starting childcare, and parents returning to work after summer holidays. Do you have a child with sensitivities affecting their sleep, attention or behaviour? Are you a teen who is feeling anxious about your return to school? Are you a young adult leaving home to begin university or college? This may be the time to have our team support you with a listening program. We can help to re-set and regulate your nervous system and teach you strategies to support optimal functioning in your daily activities. Visit our website to learn more about who we are and how we can support you:

LISTEN. CONNECT.

06/18/2021

inSync Listening Therapy is now offering the opportunity for you or your family member to experience one of the newly revised Safe & Sound Protocols (SSP) that can be accessed remotely. Whether you are familiar with the SSP, having done it in the past, or whether this sound based intervention is new to you, this might be the right time for you to consider this support. We now offer new programs designed to help with life’s challenges, such as the trauma, anxiety and stress related to living in a time of a global pandemic. These music based programs promote the stabilization and maintenance of a sense of calm and grounding. If you would like to learn more about these or other programs we offer, check out our website: www.insynclistening.ca Please contact us through our website. Be well and be safe and let us embark on the summer months with hope, good health and vitality.

11/23/2016

https://soundcloud.com/ils-podcast/kim-barthel-discusses-engagement-and-neuroplasticity

Kate O’Brien Minson and Karen Onderko had the opportunity to talk with Kim Barthel during the iLs 2016 Conference in July. Don’t miss these pearls of wisdom (among many!) from their conversation: -

11/23/2016

Around 10 percent of people who have experienced traumatic events suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). PTSD, which is characterized by hyper-vigilance, intrusive thoughts, and insomnia, has been demonstrated to alter brain anatomy. A new study from Uppsala University and Karolinska Ins...

11/14/2016

What does your brain do when you hear a sound? The answer depends on your experiences. Research from Northwestern University’s Auditory Neuroscience Lab, led by Nina Kraus, suggests that many factors contribute to how the brain processes sounds. Kraus and her team developed a new way to measure brai...

11/14/2016

DENVER, CO--(Marketwired - Mar 29, 2016) - Integrated Listening Systems (iLs), a provider of multi-sensory programs and products for improving brain function and emotional regulation, today announced that data on 44 students at the Highlands Ranch, Colorado Sylvan Learning Center were collected to m...

11/14/2016

DENVER, CO--(Marketwired - Nov 3, 2015) - Integrated Listening Systems (iLs), a provider of multi-sensory programs and products for improving brain function and emotional regulation, today announced the findings of a recent pilot study that measured the effect of the iLs Program. The study, titled "...

03/21/2016

This is a fantastic explanation on how music therapy works.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=FN2PuKci6bo

The Tomatis® Method is a pedagogical method used to improve the listening of a person whose hearing functions correctly. It works thanks to a device that cau...

01/19/2016

The iLs Dreampad hits the news!

Dreampad™ is a hit at Health 2.0 Conference

12/05/2015

Learn more about iLs. Check out this link :)

Dr. Hallowell and Dr. Minson, experts in their fields of ADHD and sound therapy, respectively, discuss how iLs works. They explain how the multi-sensory inpu...