Science
The science behind Soundsory
Improving motor and cognitive skills through multi-sensory stimulation and body movement.
Rhythm: a tool for new neural connections.
Whether you like to dance or tap to the beat, we’ve all felt how music inspires movement. Although moving to the rhythm might seem easy, it draws on many complex sensory functions. Improve your rhythm, and you can strengthen all kinds of movement like posture, balance, coordination, and motor skills.
Soundsory is designed to improve those skills using music and movement. It’s based on the principles of neuroplasticity – our innate ability to form new neural connections.
Balance and hearing, working together.
Did you know there are 7 senses, not five? Everyone knows the main ones, but most are unaware of their proprioceptive system and vestibular system. The vestibular (or balance system) is constantly and unconsciously activated. Ride a bike, go upstairs, or walk on uneven ground without stumbling – that’s your balance system at work.
Think of it as your control center for balance, located in the inner ear, that talks to the brain. So the ear does more than hearing; it also understands and manages our movements. Because our balance and hearing systems work together, listening to Soundsory’s patented rhythmic music can influence our posture, balance, and coordination for better.
The vestibular system oversees six important functions:
Created by leading experts in sound therapy.
Soundsory inherits years of research and technological development thanks to the Tomatis® Method, a neurosensory stimulation technique used at 2,000+ institutes in 70+ countries. Soundsory originated from numerous scientific studies, some of which are below.
The Effect of Sound-based Intervention on Children with Sensory Processing Disorders & Visual Motor Delays
Processing sound by air and bone.
Soundsory uses two types of sound processing to stimulate the brain: air and bone conduction. These systems, when working in unison, enhance sensory processing. So, how do they work?
When sound travels through the air it’s called air conduction. Every day we use it to hear the world around us. Laughter, moving cars, music – they’re all transmitted by air to the eardrum and the brain. This is how we receive and process sound.
Sound is a vibration and it can travel through the bones of the body. Cover your ears and speak normally. You hear your voice clearly because it mainly travels through your skull, not the eardrum. This occurrence is called bone conduction and it’s naturally 10x faster than air conduction.
The unique Soundsory headphones transmit rhythmic music through both air and bone conduction. Sound waves travel through the ears and vibrate the bones of the skull, engaging the hearing and balance systems.
One program, multiple body benefits.
Balance
The vestibular system controls balance and strengthens as we develop from crawling to running. Soundsory teaches better stability, so we can move and stay balanced.
Postural Control
Posture is the reason we can pick something up off the ground or reach out without falling over. Soundsory’s sensory stimulation helps maintain posture for smoother movement.
Spatial Orientation
This tells us where our bodies are in space and it’s crucial for interaction with our environment. Soundsory helps us pay attention to the direction and speed you’re going at.
Vision
Our vestibular system keeps vision stable, so you can look from a book to the TV without getting dizzy or losing focus. Soundsory supports a healthy, stable visual field.
Alertness
Soundsory also increases attentiveness. Think back to the last physical activity you did. You probably felt more alert and focused. Soundsory creates a similar effect.
Cognitive Skills
By working on foundational sensory and motor skills, Soundsory supports the development of essential reading, writing, and critical thinking abilities.
Balance
Balance
The vestibular system controls balance and strengthens as we develop from crawling to running. Soundsory teaches better stability, so we can move and stay balanced.
Postural Control
Postural Control
Posture is the reason we can pick something up off the ground or reach out without falling over. Soundsory’s sensory stimulation helps maintain posture for smoother movement.
Spatial Orientation
Spatial Orientation
This tells us where our bodies are in space and it’s crucial for interaction with our environment. Soundsory helps us pay attention to the direction and speed you’re going at.
Vision
Vision
Our vestibular system keeps vision stable, so you can look from a book to the TV without getting dizzy or losing focus. Soundsory supports a healthy, stable visual field.
Alertness
Alertness
Soundsory also increases attentiveness. Think back to the last physical activity you did. You probably felt more alert and focused. Soundsory creates a similar effect.
Cognitive Skills
Cognitive Skills
By working on foundational sensory and motor skills, Soundsory supports the development of essential reading, writing, and critical thinking abilities.
The Soundsory music & movement program.
You might be wondering, how does all this science make Soundsory work? Our specially designed rhythmic music is paired with an exercise program that activates body movement. When practicing with Soundsory, it stimulates a person’s balance and hearing systems for improved motor and cognitive abilities.
The exercises can be adapted to each person and target three key areas:
- Voluntary body movement
- Timing & rhythm control
- Balance & spatial judgment.
Purchase the program today.
Soundsory is an easy-to-use home-based program suitable for all skill levels and ages. Try the program risk-free with a 14-day money-back guarantee and a 2-year warranty for complete peace of mind.
