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School-Based & Systemic Practice Settings

The Role of Regulation in Education

In today’s classrooms, educators and school-based professionals know that learning doesn’t happen in isolation — it’s built on a foundation of safety, regulation and connection. When students feel overwhelmed or dysregulated, they can struggle to engage with peers, focus on tasks, or participate meaningfully in learning.

Unyte’s evidence-based listening therapies help support students’ nervous system regulation, empowering educators, school counselors and support teams to foster readiness, resilience and more positive learning environments.

School-Based & Systemic Practice Settings

The Role of Regulation in Education

In today’s classrooms, educators and school-based professionals know that learning doesn’t happen in isolation — it’s built on a foundation of safety, regulation and connection. When students feel overwhelmed or dysregulated, they can struggle to engage with peers, focus on tasks, or participate meaningfully in learning.

Unyte’s evidence-based listening therapies help support students’ nervous system regulation, empowering educators, school counselors and support teams to foster readiness, resilience and more positive learning environments.

Why Regulation Matters in Education

Classrooms are full of diverse needs: some students face challenges with attention, behavior, or social regulation of emotion, while others may be processing trauma or have neurodevelopmental differences. When dysregulation takes hold, academic and social growth are harder to achieve.

By supporting regulation and readiness, Unyte’s listening therapies provide students with the foundation to focus, connect and thrive in educational settings.

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From dysregulation

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To nervous system regulation

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To more effective progress

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From dysregulation

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To nervous system regulation

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To more effective progress

How Our Programs Fit Your Practice

When children are dysregulated, they may struggle with attention, transitions, communication, or sensory integration. These challenges can limit their capacity to participate fully in therapies, such as occupational therapy, speech therapy, or developmental interventions. By supporting nervous system balance, Unyte’s listening therapies help children access safety and readiness, making therapy more effective and progress more sustainable.

Safe and Sound Protocolâ„¢ (SSP)

Helps students calm defensive states and feel safer in their environments, increasing social engagement and participation. Particularly helpful in multi-tiered system of supports (MTSS), special education, and school counseling settings.

  • Targets the ventral vagal pathway and social engagement system
  • Improves social connection, sound sensitivities, and autonomic regulation
  • Delivered via 5 hours of music, best experienced while engaging in regulating activities

Rest and Restore Protocolâ„¢

RRP extends regulation into the sub-diaphragmatic domain, supporting rhythmic communication between the brainstem and visceral organs. RRP promotes autonomic flexibility, parasympathetic restoration and immobilisation without fear.

  • RRP targets the healing qualities of the autonomic nervous system
  • Supports deep relaxation, recovery, balance in the body and mind, and connection to self, cultivating interoception and self-regulation.
  • A dynamic, progressive program, including five hours of Sonocea® Enhanced musical themes.

Integrated Listening Systemâ„¢ (ILS)

Supports attention, coordination and cognitive processing through improving brain and body organization. Often used in educational therapy and special education contexts to reinforce learning readiness.

  • Engages and stimulates different parts of the brain (visual, auditory, and vestibular systems)
  • Improves brain-body organization for skill-building and optimization
  • Delivered via 5 programs with modified music plus movement and bone conduction

Benefits for Children

  • Improved attention, focus and classroom readiness.
  • Greater ability to manage transitions and social interactions.
  • Increased resilience and coping skills in stressful environments.
  • Stronger sense of safety and belonging in school.
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Benefits for Professionals

  • Fewer behavioral disruptions and emotional outbursts.
  • Increased engagement from students who were previously withdrawn or reactive.
  • A proactive, evidence-based tool to support social-emotional learning (SEL) and MTSS initiatives.
  • Practical strategies to complement counseling, special education and classroom interventions.

Real Stories. Real Results.

Backed by research and grounded in lived experience, these case studies highlight the measurable impact of nervous system regulation across diverse modalities and populations.

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Safe and Sound Protocol Helps Children with Autism Make Meaningful Progress

A group of children, each with unique challenges their caregivers hoped to address, sought alternative treatment after limited progress in conventional therapies. Learn how the SSP helped them address these challenges and grow.

Integrated Listening System Helps Young Man Reduce His Stutter and Communicate More Effectively

Lui, a 19-year-old, was trying to improve his fine motor skills, including reading and writing, and reduce his stutter. Using the ILS as a treatment, Lui’s ability to communicate strengthened across all areas.

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Young Boy Experiences Emotional Regulation with Rest and Restore Protocol (RRP)

Garth experienced several changes in his life and daily routine, making him resistant to future changes. After treatment with RRP, he was able to process and excel in evolving environments, including school.

Explore how Unyte’s listening therapies can help create calmer classrooms and more supportive learning environments.

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