There is a wide and growing base of peer-reviewed research as well as pilot studies and case studies on The Listening Program, inTime and The Movement Program. Take a look at the range of proven benefits below.
The Listening Program
Use of Acoustically Modified Music to Reduce Auditory Hypersensitivity in Children
Autism Research and Treatment
The effectiveness of auditory stimulation in children with ASD
Research Study Improving Auditory Skills for Children with Down Syndrome
Research Study Improving Auditory Skills for Children with Autism
Pilot Study Karoonda Schools
Research Study Nottingham University
Pilot Study Adults with Stress-related Symptoms
Auditory Hypersensitivity in Children with Lyme Disease
Pilot Study -The Listening Program® Holds Promise for Children with Toilet Training Problems
Research Study The Listening Program® Beneficial for Rett Syndrome
Research Study Advanced Pediatric Systems
Impact of Sound Intervention Training on Auditory Processing Abilities
Pilot Study Nottingham Followup TLP
TLP Efficacy Studies, Areas Improved by TLP Intervention
Autism Spectrum Disorder Auditory Sensory Overresponsivity
Research Study Auditory Processing and Speech Skills in Children With Down Syndrome using TLP
Research Study Occupational Therapy International-PDD-NOS
Research Study University of Sheffield
Research Study Education Centre in Nottingham
Pilot Study Colony School
The Movement Program
Take a look at the results from the long-term trials at Kent Academy Schools.
inTime
A study of the inTime programme from the Logoprognoz Centre, Russia
Suzanne InTime Self-Study
Marian InTime Case Report
Sheldon InTime Case Study
.png)
.jpg)