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Beckman Oral Motor

The Beckman Oral Motor Method is a speech technique consisting of assisted movement that activates functional face muscle responses.

The Orton Gillingham Method is an instructional approach for reading which combines sensory teaching with language acquisition.

The See Clearly Method is an eye training program consisting of a series of 18 exercises adapted from the Bates Method, using eye movement, acupressure, blinking and hydrotherapy and perceptual training.

The Lee Silverman Voice Treatment (LSVT) is a speech technique consisting of a series of systematic voice exercises. The subject is invited to work on voice intensity, breath and pitch on preselected phrases.

The LiFT® is a portable audio device used to modify the sound in the listening programs. It was designed in 1999 in Canada by Paul Madaule, Dr. Tomatis’ former assistant in Paris and partner in developing the Tomatis® Method in North America and Mexico in the early ’80s.

LACE Listening Program is a self-paced auditory training program functioning either with software or a DVD. The program is a series of up to twenty 30 minutes training tasks mainly focusing on sound discrimination for people living with hearing loss.

B-Calm is a sound program functioning with a pre-loaded Mp3 player and regular headphones. It employs special noise masking signals that have been recorded in different natural environments. It also includes a recording of white noise.

Beckman Oral Motor

Orton Gillingham Method

The See Clearly Method

LSVT LOUD

Listening Fitness (LIFT®)

LACE® listening Program (neurotone)

B-Calm GP®