LES TROUBLES D'ATTENTION ET HYPERACTIVITÉ
C'EST QUOI L'ATTENTION?
L'attention est notre capacité à concentrer notre énergie sur la réception et l'intégration des stimuli que nous avons sélectionnés comme les plus pertinents en fonction du contexte.
LA MOTIVATION N'EST PAS SUFFISANTE
Nous devons avoir la volonté d'abandonner les distractions internes et externes pour nous centrer. La motivation est essentielle pour être attentif, mais elle ne suffit pas toute seule.
l'oreille et l'attention
L'oreille doit être capable de se concentrer sur les sons que nous avons choisis comme principaux. Elle doit aussi exercer un contrôle corporel qui nous permet de réguler notre énergie physique (nous maintenir assis, par exemple).
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COMMENT LA MÉTHODE TOMATIS PEUT-ELLE M'AIDER?
THE TOMATIS® METHOD IN LYON
HOW DOES THE TOMATIS ® METHOD WORK?
For one in ten people, learning and communication are truncated by a difficulty in integrating auditory information. In these cases, it is said that there is a listening problem.
Around 1960, Alfred Tomatis, a French physician specialized in otolaryngology, developed a pedagogy to restore the functioning of listening using music and voice filtered through the electronic ear. In this pedagogy named "Method Tomatis® ", music is selected according to the needs of each person, then modified during the sessions using the electronic ear.
The electronic ear (TAP, Talks-Up and Solisten), is an equipment that regulates a series of filters and balances that allow music to strengthen the functioning of the muscles of the middle ear, vestibule and cochlea , and promoting the functions of these organs.
Our ear is a system of sensory integration. In fact, it has several functions:
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Auditory discrimination , that is to say the ability to select the sounds that we consider the most relevant according to the context.
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Inhibition of sounds that are not relevant in what we have selected.
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Spatial location of sound and its source.
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Integration of sound and body information to make language possible.
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Posture and balance regulation.
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Voice regulation.
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Dynamization of the nervous system.