General

Auditory stimulation programs are alternative therapies which stimulate the brain by manipulating the sounds of music and/or voice.

There are many alternative therapies which have an impact on memory. For example, auditory and speech stimulation have an impact on short-term memory, also called verbal or working memory.

Eye and vision techniques are alternative approaches based on physical eye movement and visual perception.

Body and movement methods are alternative therapies that focus on the body in the treatment process. There are several types of approaches.

There are many programs specifically designed for children with dyslexia. Aside from general behavioral methods such as ABA or the Montessori Method, most of these reading and writing programs are software packages. Instructional Methods The Orton Gilingham Method is an instructional teaching approach whose goal is to help the student to hear what they read … Continue reading Reading and Writing Methods →

Voice and speech training are mainly techniques to improve oral motor skills but some use the voice as the source of a workout on the auditory feedback loop to train the brain.