Many children and adults have difficulties with their vestibular systems (the part of the ear in charge of all things related to motor skills). They may have balance issues, poor spatial judgement, difficulties with eye hand coordination and ultimately learning issues. To add to this, technological advances have made our lives more sedentary - children and adolescents spend an average of 6 to 8 hours per day in sedentary behaviors, both during and outside of school. This situation is aggravated by the current epidemic where everyone is homeschooling and restricting outdoor activities. 

A sedentary lifestyle can lead to various health concerns: 

Soundsory uses a multi-sensory approach which combines sound with movement to stimulate the vestibular and auditory systems simultaneously. This integrated method helps improve motor and cognitive abilities. 

After completing the Soundsory Program the user can see an improvement in the below abilities:

• Posture 
• Balance and Coordination
• Motor Planning 
• Rhythm/Timing 
• Spatial Awareness and Body awareness
• Hand-eye coordination
• Eye contact
• Social Interactions, Emotions, and Relationships 
• Auditory and Sensory processing
• Attention and Focus

Building on these skills translates to performing well in sports, dancing, walking with confidence, learning how to use a computer, better handwriting and ultimately being more confident with oneself and people around you. 

We are offering an exclusive, limited period 20% discount on our website on the Soundsory Program! 

What does that mean?

Let's have a look at the pyramid of learning to understand how Soundsory has an impact on all levels:

The program is 30 minutes a day for 40 days. The program includes 30 minutes of rhythmic music with professionally recommended exercises. 

Read more about Soundsory program and technology here.

Soundsory has garnered praise and positive results from professionals and parents from around the world. We would like to share the success stories of children and adults who have used Soundsory.