Digital Auditory Aerobics

Digital Auditory Aerobics is a form of intensive non-invasive treatment for those who suffer from hearing sensitivity and distortions in hearing. Digital Auditory Aerobics provides stimulation to the hearing mechanism, which produces more normal hearing following treatment. Hearing anomalies can affect many aspects of normal everyday life, especially behavior, sensitivity to noises in the home, social interaction, speech and language development and learning.

Digital Auditory Aerobics is a sound and music program. Digital Auditory Aerobics facilitates an individual’s responsiveness to his or her surroundings, often including a corresponding increase in attentive behavior to the school, work, and home environments. The program may be used to remediate sound-related perceptual distortions, “unbalanced” hearing and sound sensitivity in children and adults. The system uses a multiple compact disc charger along with a proprietary device substantially similar to an electronic stereo equalizer to play pre-recorded selections through high quality stereo headphones.

Training consists of two - 30 minute sessions per day for 10 days (20 sessions total).