Rafaele Joudry MS Psych Founder Sound Therapy International Sound Therapy Elixir for the Brain Equipping Minds Conference Frankfort Kentucky April 57 2017 1 Portable Affordable Easy ID: 582720
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Rafaele Joudry MS (Psych)
Founder Sound Therapy International
Sound TherapyElixir for the BrainEquipping Minds ConferenceFrankfort Kentucky April 5-7 2017
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The Ear: A miracle of micro engineering
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The Gift of the Ear
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The Middle Ear
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The Cochlea
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Perception of vibration
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What can we learn from audiology?
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What’s missing in audiology?
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How Rehabilitation of the Ear works
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Stimulation for healing
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Dr Tomatis’s discoveries
First sense organ
Development of languageConnection to motherPerception reawakened
Trauma locks the ear
Low frequencies drain
Neural enrichment with sound
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Neural enrichment
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Spontaneous improvement
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Simple to use
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The ear is an active sound processor
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A different storySlide17
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The stapedial reflex
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Our ears respond to changing frequencies
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When the ear shuts down
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Perceiving language
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Sound Therapy filtering and activation
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Progressive frequency activation
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The senses
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Integration essential for functioning
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Connection with other beings
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Music… Elixir for the brain
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The Family Program
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Price comparison
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“This book is a must for every parent, teacher and other persons interested in the wellbeing of children.”
Dr
Viera
Scheibner
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Case Histories
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Synergy Consultant Essential Pack
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The pack includes
Training
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Everything you need to get started
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References
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Thank you and questions
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