Listening Therapy: Tools for Physical Therapists
Unyte programs are a natural fit for PT practices, whether in clinic, school or home environments. In addition to enhancing a PT’s sensory integration work, it is also an effective rehab tool, addresses users’ vestibular systems and is easily customized for different therapeutic objectives, program lengths, and client needs.
How do I integrate Unyte programs into my PT practice?
Flexible therapies done simultaneously with PT activities in clinic, school and/or home.
- Clinic Programs: In-clinic programs , with each session being up to 60 minutes in length.
- Clinic + Home Programs: To supplement the frequency of clinic therapy. More frequency = better results.
- School Programs: Listening programs can be combined with PT in a school setting very effectively.
Who benefits?
- Learning Difficulties (e.g. reading, attention, language and auditory processing)
- Autism and other neurodevelopmental challenges
- Sensory Processing
- Cognitive Functions related to stroke/head injury rehabilitation
- Performance Optimization, including processing speed, sleep, creativity and self-expression.
How it works
The ability of the brain to change in response to stimulation is known as “neuroplasticity.” Our listening therapies are based on this principle, providing gentle and specific vagus nerve stimulation in order to activate the neural pathways used in the processing of sensory information.
Neural connections in these pathways are strengthened and new connections are established through repeated sessions of multisensory input, allowing the nervous system to adapt and find safety and/or homeostasis more quickly and easily, enabling clients to connect with themselves, others and the world around them.

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