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2010 Bissonnet Houston, TX 77005 Phone: (713) 5 AUTISM |
| FAQ 1. Will my child benefit from Auditory/Listening Training? Individuals with communication concerns, learning challenges, sensory issues such as auditory, tactile, visual, avoids eye contact, inability to focus,... Read More |
| Inside The Dan Center Tomatis Auditory Training Berard Auditory Integration Training AIT IRLEN Screening Handwriting Without Tears Interactive Metronome LindaMood Bell Program PECS Sensory Integration Sensory Defensiveness Sensory Integration and Brain Channels Occupational Therapy Meet the Staff The Dan Center in the news. My Name is Not Autistic |
| Interactive Metronome (IM) IM treatment has been used to help children diagnosed with: Sensory Integration Disorder Non-verbal Learning Disorder Autism Spectrum Disorder ADD/ADHD Cerebral Palsy Many children diagnosed with pediatric and developmental disorders may show: Language deficits (poor listening comprehension, poor verbal expression, poor readingcomprehension) Poor organizational skills Poor fine and gross motor skills Poor memory Poor balance There is a clear correlation between the neurological functions of motor planning and sequencing and the critical aspects of human development, such as basic thinking, organizing, academic achievement, and coordination. When a child demonstrates a deficit in motor planning and sequencing, it is typically accompanied by problems in learning, coordination, or behavioral control. Prior to the development of Interactive Metronome, Inc. (IM) pediatric therapists were able to identify patients with these difficulties, but there was no system for measurable assessment and improvement. IM has undergone scientific trials and has been shown to improve:
Motor Control and Coordination Control of Agression/Impulsivity Cognitive Processing The Interactive Metronome™ training program includes a minimum of 15 one-hour private sessions with a Certified IM Practitioner. Some individuals will need more then 15 sessions if they have unusually impaired rhythm and timing skills. For more information, click on www.scilearn.com |