SAMONAS – Spectrally Activated Music of Optimal Natural Structure |
| What Is Sound Therapy? Samonas Sound Therapy is scientifically and artistically structured music used for maximizing language, communication, learning, internal and external organization. It is a highly individualized and specialized program which involves the selection of specialized CD’s which Samonas offers. The program is an effective tool to re-educate and restore auditory processing. The program may be completed in the clinic, home, or in a school. Samonas takes the works of earlier times, and takes the work to the "next level" by applying the latest in modern technologies. The result is a combination of music selection and quality of recording that is superior in every way. Based on the work of noted French E.N.T (Ear, Nose, and Throat) Alfred Tomatis, Samonas adds the latest technologies to the recording process as well as the element of space, a crucial but often missing "piece of the puzzle" for many people. What Does Samonas Do? Re-educates the ear and auditory pathways for increased learning, attention, communication, listening, and sensory integration. This is accomplished through the use of specially modified classical music and nature sounds that stimulate the hearing mechanism to take in a full spectrum of sound. Who Can Benefit From Samonas? Children with learning disabilities, attention deficit/hyperactivity, speech and language deficits, difficulties with memory, difficulties with information processing, difficulties with focusing and organization, difficulties with spatial and bilateral organization, difficulties with task management, and difficulties with motivation. Why Do We Use It? It has a huge impact on a number of skills including phonemic awareness, speech and language, organization, attention focus, verbal and written expression, social communication and skills, and comprehension. What Do We Like About It? Students who use Samonas demonstrate significant improvements in their ability to focus, process, and ultimately learn Dramatic Improvements... |
| Better articulation |
| Improved sleep |
| Better ability to follow directions |
| Improved auditory comprehension |
| Improved vocal quality |
| Better organization |
| Improved social interaction |
| Increased balance and coordination |
| Improved language |
| Increased attention |
| Improved communication |
| Reduced sound sensitivity |
| Increased frustration tolerance |
| Increased learning |