Trauma can profoundly shape both internal and external experiences, influencing all eight sensory systems and limiting a person’s capacity for safety, regulation and connection. But this does not have to limit the impact of your therapy.
In this rich conversation with Ruth Lanius, M.D., Ph.D., we explored sensory pathways to healing, and the central role of sound-based therapies in trauma recovery. Dr. Lanius shared how listening therapies and sensory-informed practices can help reconnect the body and brain to support deeper healing. The session highlighted the diverse lived experiences of trauma survivors and the complex nature of their therapeutic journeys.
You’ll walk away with:
- An understanding of how auditory processing differences affect the lived experience and therapeutic journey of trauma survivors
- Practical, sound-centered interventions designed to enhance outcomes
- Real-world examples of how sound-based approaches can foster safety, regulation and connection in your clients’ lives
Discover Unyte Listening Therapies
Explore the unique benefits and integrative potential of each of Unyte Health’s music-based listening programs: Safe and Sound Protocol™ (SSP), Rest and Restore Protocol™ (RRP), and Integrated Listening System™ (ILS).
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