Johansen Individualised Auditory Stimulation

What is Johansen Individualised Auditory Stimulation?

If your child or young adult seems to have problems listening, appears unable to understand, focus or follow instructions, it is important to realise, they could be struggling with auditory processing.
Johansen Individualised Auditory Stimulation (JIAS) is an auditory stimulation programme.  It involves listening to specially composed synthesised music designed to stimulate neural pathways of the brain. Especially those that deal with language and auditory information.

bibic can help individuals aged 3 – 25 years access JIAS.  Specifically, the programme involves listening to CD’s or on an app through headphones, at home or at school, for 10 minutes a day.  All in all, a course of JIAS lasts between 6-18 months.

Who can Johansen Individualised Auditory Stimulation help?

Even with normal hearing, many young people can have poor auditory processing and listening skills. There are various reasons that can contribute to these problems, for example; learning difficulties, poor attention, inconsistent early hearing due to ear infections or delayed language development.

Problems with auditory processing may affect a young person’s development.  This can really affect areas such as speech, understanding spoken language, communication, concentration, confidence and self-esteem. In brief, they may find it difficult to communicate effectively, complete tasks given to them and struggle in school.

Outcomes

Johansen Individualised Auditory Stimulation works alongside proper management and teaching.  Accessing Johansen IAS strengthens listening and learning skills improving their language processing, listening and concentration. Many find huge developments in memory, motivation and self-esteem, improving their performance in school and ability in social situations.