Vibroacoustics

The use of VA (vibroacoustic) therapy in working with visually impaired and multiply visually impaired children.

Indications: cerebral palsy, autism, anxiety, apraxia, aphasia, ADHD, fibromyalgia, insomnia, multiple sclerosis, Rett syndrome, asthma

in the treatment of people with autism spectrum disorder: relaxation, reduced resistance to contact, provision of sensory input, greater openness in interaction with the environment
in cerebral palsy, reduced muscle spasticity and increased relaxation of the child
in the treatment of people suffering from insomnia, an improvement in sleep rhythm has been observed
in the treatment of children with ADHD, motor restlessness is reduced and attention improves
in partially sighted students, the motility of the eyeballs stabilises and nystagmus is calmed
in multiply visually impaired students, stereotyped behaviours, salivation and aggressive behaviour are reduced, allowing students to engage more effectively in classroom activities