Therapeutic Listening

I have been plagued by sensory issues for the last 25 years. Cindy P. in OT suggested this app. I did the two week rental back in November 23. Six months later I realized my perceived togetherness and organization was greatly improved while doing tasks and listening to links to modulation. It also opened my eyes to many things that are triggering while I have always dismissed to it is what it is; i have overwhelming urges, but while listening I feel more in control with my choices. Just start with mundane task like dishes, yard work or laundry. The proof is in the pudding how simple chores become less strenuous.

I hate that I can’t sign in an account to let my son listen to music while with others! I’ve had to buy music multiple times and that is such a dirtbag way to make money from families that need so many resources to help their kids!

I’m disappointed in this app. I’m sure the testimonials are accurate and we had some success using it with our son, so I’m giving it a generous 3-stars for this reason. I’ve taken away two-stars because there are several factors not included in the app description, which are key to end users. 1. Regarding family sharing — Only the app is shareable; content is not shareable. The only way for purchased content to be downloaded is for the same AppleID to be used across devices. Each different AppleID for (parents or caretakers) would have to purchase the same content. Supposedly, per the app’s support team, this is an Apple enforced restriction; but if I can buy music through Apple Music and share it with my family, why can’t I do the same here? Seems like it would be possible if the app had a user based option versus tying it to the AppleID. 2. Although the app is available to all, you have to be working with a therapist familiar with this app to find selections appropriate to your situation. 3. Samples of music are only available through a therapist. You cannot listen to samples in the app or online. 4. Albums are expensive. I’m sure the cost is reflective of the science and time involved in producing these, so not saying it is warranted. It just makes appropriate album selection more important, so you’re not wasting money. Also, since content is not shareable, it becomes even more expensive for families. Honestly, it doesn’t feel good having to pay so much. Hopefully, it provides readers relief worth the cost.