Research & Publications

Explore the scientific foundation and transformative impact of the Tomatis® Method through our comprehensive collection of research and publications. This space is dedicated to presenting rigorous studies and scholarly articles that validate and elaborate on the effectiveness of our Tomatis® Listening Programs. Our curated selection spans a broad spectrum of disciplines, reflecting the method's multifaceted applications in motor skills, emotions, cognition, education, and beyond. Here, professionals, researchers, and the curious alike can dive into the evidence-based practices that define and drive the Tomatis® Method forward.

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Auditory Processing

Research spanning over 300 participants has demonstrated the efficacy of the Tomatis® Method in enhancing auditory processing—a critical challenge in various developmental disorders. This sound-based program, emphasizing high-frequency sounds, significantly aids in re-educating the listening function, leading to improved self-regulation, auditory and spatial task performance, pitch discrimination, and lateralization. 

Notably, it has been linked to broader benefits such as enhanced academic skills, leadership, attention, and productivity, as well as learning, socialization, and motor skills across a diverse age range, from primary school students to university students. The studies also highlight the importance of right ear lateralization in speeding up processing times, offering a promising approach for individuals with and without learning delays, underscoring the program’s broad applicability and potential in facilitating learning and development.

Research findings

Dr. Tomatis emphasized the significance of high-frequency sound in brain rehabilitation, backed by several studies. He also highlighted the role of the right ear in language organization, leading to improved language processing. Studies exploring the Tomatis® Method for auditory processing found:

  • Left lateralization is associated with dyslexia and processing problems, while right ear lateralization is linked to enhanced processing speed. (26, 27, 28)
  • Improvements were observed in children with and without learning delays, spanning different age groups from primary to university, across various schools in Poland. (20, 29)
  • Enhanced self-regulation in university students undergoing sound therapy. (20
  • Improved performance in auditory and spatial tasks, pitch discrimination, and lateralization among children with auditory processing issues. (21, 22, 23)
  • Benefits such as enhanced academic skills, leadership, attention, and productivity from the program. (24
  • Students in grades 1 to 5 showed significant improvements in learning, socialization, and motor skills. (25

Research papers

  • Prospective conceptual model of Tomatis® Method effects on students’ self-regulation

    Annelize Bonthuys, Karel Botha & Anneke Stols, Journal of Psychology in Africa, South Africa, 2017

    We conclude from the findings of the present study that students’ self-regulation is enhanced with the use of the Tomatis® method. This outcome is likely enabled by the fact that listening skills training improves the ability to self-reflect, to take responsibility, and to act with more boldness. This study’s findings are constrained by the fact that this is an exploratory investigation of a prospective conceptual or hypothetical model. More research is needed to test the explanatory value of the effectiveness of this model in additional student populations; as well as to further explore the applicability of the Tomatis® Method as an effective approach to enhance learner self-regulation.
  • The Efficacy of the Tomatis® Method in Remediating Auditory Processing Disorder in Children

    Sharmila QuenimHerr, Fielding Graduate University, CA, United States, 2021

  • The effects of the Tomatis® Method of auditory stimulation on auditory processing disorder: a summary of findings

    Deborah Ross-Swain, The International Journal of Listening, USA, 2007

  • Effect of Tomatis® Method on cognitive functions in children with speech disorders

    Ewa Mojos, Agnieszka Nowogrodzka, Bartosz Piasecki, Beata Wolnowska, Neuropsychiatria i Neuropsychologia, Poland, 2011

  • Attention and Tomatis method for success: Results of the project made in Poland from 2010 to 2013

    Konarski R, Ratynska J., Poland, 2014

  • Therapeutic Music and Sound in Health Care : The Tomatis® Method, Frequency Medicine for 21st Century

    Joshua Leeds, American Journal of Acupuncture, USA, 1997

  • The influence of differential auditory feedback upon the reading of dyslexic children

    John Stuart Gillis and Agatha E. Sidlauskas, Child Study Centre, University of Ottawa, Neuropsychologia, Canada 1977

  • Psycholinguistic Consequences of Right-Sided Versus Left-Sided Deafness

    Z.M. Kurkowski, Institute of Physiology and Pathology of Hearing, Warsaw, Poland, 2000

  • A Case of Auditory Processing Disorder or Sue’s discovery of speech clarity

    F. Nicoloff, IARCTC, Australia, 2007

  • Results of the Tomatis® Program First Grade Self-contained Setting

    Cheryl A. Callahan, Baker Victory Services, USA, 2009

  • Results of the Tomatis® Program within a Fifth Grade Setting

    Cheryl Callahan, Cheektowaga Central School District Union East Elementary, USA, 2009

  • A case study of cerebellar ataxia

    Maude Le Roux, A Total Approach, Ricochet Journal, USA, 2008

  • Coherence between Tomatis® test and central auditory processing audiologic test battery in Children with Dyslexia

    Markowska R., Szkiełkowska A., Ratyńska J., Skarżyński H, Polish Journal of Environmental Studies, Poland, 2008

  • School Pilot Research Project with the Tomatis® Method in Chicora Elementary

    Dr Len Young, Listening Clarity, USA, 2013

  • The analysis of the auditory attention and hearing lateralization of pupils who received Tomatis® therapy

    Marzena Mularzuk, Natalia Czajka, Joanna Ratyńska, Agata Szkiełkowska, Instytut Fizjologii i Patologii Słuchu, Warszawa, Nowa Audiofonologia, Poland, 2012

  • The Effects of the TOMATIS® Listening Training on the Spatial Sense

    Hilde Tinkl, University of Vienna, Austria, 2011

  • The Tomatis® Method applied in the diagnosis and speech therapy

    Zdzisław Marek Kurkowski, Maria Curie-Skłodowska University in Lublin, Department of Logopedics and Applied Linguistics, Poland 2014

  • Comparison of Effects of Auditory and Music Training of Blind or Visually Impaired Young People on Performance in Selected Auditory Tasks

    E. Skrodzka, A. Furmann, E. Bogusz-Witczak, and E. Hojan, Institute of Acoustics, A. Mickiewicz University, Acoutisal Engineering, Poland, 2015

  • The effects on intervening of dyslexia high-risk group middle and high school students in Childcare Facilities: apply the intervention program improves auditory processing

    Kim, Eun-Hee; Song, Sun - Hee, Journal of Digital Convergence, South Korea, 2016

Sensory Processing: Motor Skills, Coordination, and Posture

The Tomatis® Method has demonstrated considerable benefits in enhancing balance, coordination, muscle tone, and both fine and gross motor skills, particularly for individuals with sensory processing disorders. The Tomatis® Listening Program capitalizes on the role of the cerebellum—not just as a center for physical coordination but as a crucial hub for processing all sensory inputs.

A review of six studies involving 277 participants revealed its effectiveness in various areas: it enabled a boy with cerebellar ataxia to walk again, led to psycho-motor improvements, alleviated visual motor delays and sensory processing disorders, and facilitated advancements in daily living activities, motor skills, visual and spatial perception, and pronunciation. These findings underscore the program’s broad applicability and its potential to improve the quality of life for individuals with global developmental delays and similar challenges.

Research findings

The Tomatis® Method provides advantages for balance, coordination, muscle tone, posture, and motor skills. By aiding in the regulation and organization of sensory input, the Tomatis® listening program offers relief and enhances function for individuals facing sensory processing challenges. Studies on Tomatis® for motor skills and coordination have shown numerous positive outcomes.

  • Enhanced motor skills positively affected daily living. (50
  • Significant improvements were noted in motor skills, visual perception, and pronunciation 
  • Mobility was restored after cerebellar ataxia, eliminating the need for a wheelchair. (61
  • Psycho-motor improvement was frequently observed. (62
  • Visual motor delays and sensory processing disorders showed improvement.

Research papers

  • The Effect of Sound-Based Intervention on Children with Sensory Processing Disorders and Visual–Motor Delays

    Leah Hall, Jane Case-Smith, American Journal of Occupational Therapy, USA, 2009

    This study investigated the effects of a sensory diet and therapeutic listening intervention program, directed by an occupational therapist and implemented by parents, on children with sensory processing disorders (SPD) and visual–motor delays. A convenience sample was used of 10 participants, ages 5 to 11 years, with SPD and visual–motor delays. In the first phase, each participant completed a 4-week sensory diet program, then an 8- week therapeutic-listening and sensory diet program. The Sensory Profile was completed by the participants’ parents before and after both study phases. The Draw-A-Person test, Developmental Test of Visual Motor Integration (VMI), and Evaluation Tool of Children’s Handwriting (ETCH) were administered before and after each phase. Over 12 weeks, the participants exhibited significant improvement on the Sensory Profile, increasing a mean of 71 points. Parents reported improvements in their children’s behaviors related to sensory processing. Scores on the VMI visual and ETCH legibility scales also improved more during the therapeutic listening phase. Therapeutic listening combined with a sensory diet appears effective in improving behaviors related to sensory processing in children with SPD and visual–motor impairments.
  • Effectiveness of Listening (Auditory) Therapies on Sensory Processing Disorders

    Anne Chastain, Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions, USA, 2008

  • Effectiveness of the Tomatis® Method in Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder

    Duranovic, Mirela & Andrejas, Matea & Kobelja, Lidija & Klebic, Jasmina. 2024

  • The efficacy of the Tomatis® Method for children with learning and communication disorders; a Meta Analyze

    Dr Tim Gilmor, International Listening Association, Canada, 1999

  • Case Studies of Children with Dyspraxia Following Intervention with a Tomatis® Method Program

    Françoise Nicoloff, IARCTC, Australia, 2004

  • The effects of the Tomatis® therapy on spatial ability

    Ulrike Maria Koller, University of Psychology of Vienna, Austria, 2010

  • A case study of cerebellar ataxia

    Maude Le Roux, A Total Approach, Ricochet Journal, USA, 2008

  • The Effect of Tomatis® Therapy on Children with Autism: Eleven Case Studies

    Dr Jan Gerritsen, International Journal of Listening, USA, 2010

  • Case Study: 20 years old client diagnosed with communication disorders, sensory issues and anxiety using the Tomatis® Method

    Ansie Vercueil, International Tomatis® Convention in Paris, South Africa, 2016

  • Effectiveness of Tomatis Sound Therapy Method on Reading Skill and Motor Skills in Dyslexic Students

    Narges Rahmani, Mahnz Estaki, Niusha Beheshteh, Islamic Azad University, Iran, 2019

Attention

Recent studies show the effectiveness of the Tomatis® Method in children with ADD/ADHD, a condition impacting learning, focus, and socially acceptable behavior. These studies reveal measurable brain anomalies in children with this condition, with the Tomatis Method yielding promising outcomes such as increased slow brain activity and enhancements in processing speed, phonological awareness, reading, behavior, and auditory attention.

Additional reported benefits include improvements in cognition, attention, and behavior, along with significant advancements in various abilities, as noted by parents. A particularly notable case involved a child progressing from a 2nd to 5th-grade level in phonological awareness following the program, highlighting the Tomatis® Method as a potentially brief and practical approach for mitigating ADD/ADHD signs.

Sound therapy has shown promising results in mitigating symptoms associated with ADD/ADHD, including enhancing calmness and reducing defiance, anger, distractibility, and hyperactivity.

Research findings

Research on the effectiveness of Tomatis for children with these conditions revealed the following outcomes:

  • The findings suggest that the Tomatis Listening Program could offer a quick and efficient method for benefiting individuals with ADD/ADHD.
  • Observations from parents indicated a 73% improvement in various skills following the Tomatis method.
  • A specific case showed a child advancing from a 2nd-grade level to a 5th-grade level in phonological awareness after receiving the Tomatis Program.
  • Utilizing quantitative EEG (QEEG) and event-related potential (ERP) assessments, an increase in slow brain wave activity was observed in the group undergoing Tomatis. This was accompanied by statistically significant enhancements in processing speed, phonological awareness, reading skills, behavior, and auditory attention.
  • Notable improvements in cognitive functions, attention, and behavior were recorded in the treatment group.

Research Papers

  • An Evaluation of The Tomatis® Method on 119 persons in a center in Nordisak

    Dr Eva Olkiewicz, Mats Westin, Sweden, 2012

    From the very beginning Tomatis® Nordiska AB has put much effort into developing administrative, technical, and measurement processes in delivering Tomatis® training, and to document their work. It is these efforts that have made an evaluation possible. The client documentation encompasses personal characteristics, needs or problem areas, present and previous health situation, as well as data about the training, such as hours of training, number of weeks between the completion of the training and the final evaluation, and a self-rating questionnaire administered once before the training and a second time four to six months after completed training.(…) One conclusion that can be drawn, is that the training appears to have beneficial effects on concentration and attention difficulties, as well as on social adaptation and behaviour, in both adults and children, even in severe cases.
  • Early Effects of the Tomatis® Listening Method in Children with Attention Deficit

    Liliana Sacarin, Antioch University –Dissertations and Theses, USA 2013

  • Effectiveness of the Tomatis® Method in Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder

    Duranovic, Mirela & Andrejas, Matea & Kobelja, Lidija & Klebic, Jasmina. 2024

  • Case-study: Tomatis® -Assisted Speech Therapy

    Dr John M. Tatum, Jennifer K. Oelfke, Caroline P. McCauley, IARCTC, USA, 2004

  • The Effect of Tomatis® Therapy on Children with Autism: Eleven Case Studies

    Dr Jan Gerritsen, International Journal of Listening, USA, 2010

  • Case Studies: 6 Children from 5 Years to 7 Years using The Tomatis® Method to develop learning and academic skills

    Gisela van Velze, International Tomatis® Convention in Paris, South Africa, 2016

  • Application and analysis of the Tomatis® Method with primary children in public schools

    Dra. M. Concepció Torres Sabaté, Departamento de Pedagogía de la Facultad de Ciencias de la Educación y Psicología de la Universidad Rovira i Virgili, Spain, 2014

  • Effectiveness of Tomatis Sound Therapy Method on Reading Skill and Motor Skills in Dyslexic Students

    Narges Rahmani, Mahnz Estaki, Niusha Beheshteh, Islamic Azad University, Iran, 2019

Speech & Language

The Tomatis Method underscores a foundational principle: the voice only reproduces what the ear perceives. Research highlights the profound effect of the Tomatis® Method on the development of speech and language. Through its comprehensive stimulation of the auditory system and extensions into neural, cognitive, and emotional systems, the Tomatis® Sound program has shown benefits in addressing a wide range of speech and language difficulties. 

This includes improvements in vocal parameters, speech quality, relief from stuttering linked to laterality, and benefits for various neuropsychological impediments. Additionally, it enhances fluency, sound localization, self-listening, and linguistic memory and addresses disorders like dyspraxia, dyslalia, and motor planning. The program has also been effective in reducing vocal fold nodules and addressing speech and voice disorders, with a notable correlation between right-sided deafness and language disorders.

Research findings

The Tomatis Method’s significance has grown with increased recognition of auditory processing disorders in audiological practices, marking Dr. Tomatis’s contributions as pioneering. Key findings from studies on the Tomatis Method for speech and language issues include:

  • Positive outcomes for dyspraxia, dyslalia, and motor planning disorders. (14, 67
  • Progress in addressing hearing, speech, and voice disorders. (15
  • Higher incidence of language disorders among those with right-sided deafness. (26
  • Reduction in vocal fold nodules by 83%. (68)
  • Enhancement of vocal parameters and speech quality. (63, 64
  • Substantial relief of stuttering symptoms linked to lateralization. (65, 66
  • Mitigation of various neuropsychological speech disorders. (14
  • Gains in fluency, sound localization, and self-listening. (14
  • Improvement in linguistic memory. (67

Research Papers

  • Application of Tomatis® Method in patients with language communication disorders. Preliminary report

    Zdzisław M. Kurkowski, Agata Szkiełkowska, Joanna Ratyńska, Renata Markowska, Marzena Mułarzuk, Audiofonologia, Poland, 2002

    Tomatis® indicated to two very important processes in the auditory perception: hearing and listening. He considered hearing disorders to be the essential factor in the etiology of dyslexia and speech disorders. He elaborated tools for the diagnosis of listening as well as by applying the "electronic ear" he developed the stimulation method of the auditory disorders. In the Institute of Physiology and Pathology of Hearing In Warsaw since 1999 - there is the Tomatis® Method used as the assistance for the diagnosis, treatment and, the therapy of patients with hearing, speech and voice disorders and children with reading and writing difficulties. The authors present the diagnosis, therapy program and the results of Audio-Psycho-Linguistic Stimulation (SAPL) of the selected cases.
  • Tomatis® Method: effective for learning, language and speech problems

    Luce Olminkhof, University of Groningen, Netherlands, 2007

  • Effect of Tomatis® Method on cognitive functions in children with speech disorders

    Ewa Mojos, Agnieszka Nowogrodzka, Bartosz Piasecki, Beata Wolnowska, Neuropsychiatria i Neuropsychologia, Poland, 2011

  • The potential effect of Forbrain as an altered auditory feedback device

    Escera C, López-Caballero F, Gorina-Careta N., J Speech, Lang Hear Res 2018

  • The potential use of Forbrain® in stuttering: A single-case study

    Escera C, Gorina-Careta N, López-Caballero F., Anu Psicol 2018

  • Cognitive development curriculum increases verbal, nonverbal, and academic abilities

    Brown CT, J Altern Med Res 2018

  • The efficacy of the Tomatis® Method for children with learning and communication disorders; a Meta Analyze

    Dr Tim Gilmor, International Listening Association, Canada, 1999

  • Listening Training for Children: Method, Application, and Outcomes

    Paul Madaule, Proceedings of the Interdisciplinary Council on Developmental and Learning Disorders, USA, 1997

  • Therapeutic Music and Sound in Health Care : The Tomatis® Method, Frequency Medicine for 21st Century

    Joshua Leeds, American Journal of Acupuncture, USA, 1997

  • Audio-Psycho-Phonology at Potchefstroom: A Review

    Pieter E. van Jaarsveld, Wynand F. du Plessis, South African Journal of Psychology, South Africa, 1988

  • Long‐term average spectra of continuous speech before and after Tomatis® audio‐vocal training

    William Weiss, The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, USA, 1985

  • The effect of audio-psycho-phonology on stuttering

    Dr. P.E. Van Jaarsveld Psychologist, University of Potchefstroom, South Africa, 1976

  • Auditory lateralization vs speech disorders

    Dr Z.M. Kurkowski, Institute of Physiology and Pathology of Hearing, Poland, 2000

  • Psycholinguistic Consequences of Right-Sided Versus Left-Sided Deafness

    Z.M. Kurkowski, Institute of Physiology and Pathology of Hearing, Warsaw, Poland, 2000

  • Multimodal Enhancement of Culturally Diverse, Young Adult Musicians: A Pilot Study Involving the Tomatis® Method

    Dr Wynand du Plessis, Stefan Burger, Marth Munro, Daan Wissing, Werner Nel, South African Journal of Psychology, South Africa, 2001

  • The Audio Language Project Improvement of Auditory Comprehension and Oral Expression of a Foreign Language

    Ulrike A. Kaunzer Frederic Gianni, University of Bologna and Diapason from Milan, Italy, 2002

  • Case-study: Tomatis® -Assisted Speech Therapy

    Dr John M. Tatum, Jennifer K. Oelfke, Caroline P. McCauley, IARCTC, USA, 2004

  • The results of the Tomatis® Method stimulation in Children with vocal fold nodules

    Dr Agata Szkiełkowska, Dr Joanna Ratyńska, Dr Bogusław Barański, Marek Kurkowski, Renata Markowska Institute Of Physiology And Pathology Of Hearing, Otorhinolaryngologia, Poland, 2003

  • The role of auditory control in the articulation process

    Dr Zdzislaw Kurkowski, Dr Agata Szkielkowska, Dr Joanna Ratynska, IARCTC, Poland, 2004

  • A Case of Auditory Processing Disorder or Sue’s discovery of speech clarity

    F. Nicoloff, IARCTC, Australia, 2007

  • Coherence between Tomatis® test and central auditory processing audiologic test battery in Children with Dyslexia

    Markowska R., Szkiełkowska A., Ratyńska J., Skarżyński H, Polish Journal of Environmental Studies, Poland, 2008

  • The Tomatis® Method and its impact on children with echolalia in the autism spectrum

    Nellie Torres de Carell, Spain, 2009

  • A review of research done on Tomatis® auditory stimulation

    Dr Jan Gerritsen, USA, 2009

  • Results of the Tomatis® Program within a Fifth Grade Setting

    Cheryl Callahan, Cheektowaga Central School District Union East Elementary, USA, 2009

  • Results of the Tomatis® Program First Grade Self-contained Setting

    Cheryl A. Callahan, Baker Victory Services, USA, 2009

  • Follow-up study on the effects of Tomatis® Method in communication, linguistic, cognitive and emotional skills in children aged 6 -7

    Silvia Lozano, Departamento de la Comunicación Humana y sus Desórdenes, Universidad Nacional de Colombia, 2009

  • The Effect of Tomatis® Therapy on Children with Autism: Eleven Case Studies

    Dr Jan Gerritsen, International Journal of Listening, USA, 2010

  • The Effects of the TOMATIS® Listening Training on the Spatial Sense

    Hilde Tinkl, University of Vienna, Austria, 2011

  • A pilot study on the potential use of the Tomatis® Method to improve l2 reading fluency

    Peter Tze-Ming Chou Wenzao Ursuline College of Languages, the Journal of Teaching English with Technology, Taiwan, 2012

  • The Tomatis® Method applied in the diagnosis and speech therapy

    Zdzisław Marek Kurkowski, Maria Curie-Skłodowska University in Lublin, Department of Logopedics and Applied Linguistics, Poland 2014

  • Application and analysis of the Tomatis® Method with primary children in public schools

    Dra. M. Concepció Torres Sabaté, Departamento de Pedagogía de la Facultad de Ciencias de la Educación y Psicología de la Universidad Rovira i Virgili, Spain, 2014

  • Report of the analysis of the relationship between the use of the Tomatis® Method and the development of key competences on 1330 children with and without special needs

    Dr hab. prof. UG Roman Konarski, Dr Joana Ratynska, Poland, 2014.

  • The Effectiveness of Sound Therapy by Tomatis Method on Executive Functions in Dyslexic Students in Academic Years 2018-19 in Tehran

    Narges Rahmani, Mahnz Estaki, Niusha Beheshteh, Islamic Azad University, Iran, 2019

  • The effects on intervening of dyslexia high-risk group middle and high school students in Childcare Facilities: apply the intervention program improves auditory processing

    Kim, Eun-Hee; Song, Sun - Hee, Journal of Digital Convergence, South Korea, 2016

Learning Difficulties

Research showcases that the Tomatis® Method benefits children with learning disabilities and behavior problems, including those from disadvantaged backgrounds. Key findings across these studies include marked improvements in language skills, attention, academic performance, self-esteem, and behavior. Specifically, the Tomatis® Listening Program has enhanced visual-spatial abilities, reading comprehension, spelling, writing, and math skills. It proved advantageous for entire school populations, aiding students with diverse needs, including those from non-English speaking backgrounds, by improving reading fluency, audio-vocal control, and phonological processing. 

Gains in literacy and language were sustained 14 months post-program, with right ear training notably enhancing reading abilities. Children with dyslexia showed progress in reading performance and phonological skills. Moreover, post-program evaluations revealed improvements in standardized test performances, with disadvantaged children showing increased motivation, concentration, and language capabilities.

Research findings

Various studies have consistently shown statistically significant enhancements in language skills, attention, academic performance, self-esteem, and behavior through Tomatis for children with learning disabilities. Here’s a summary of the findings across these studies:

  • Training the right ear specifically enhanced reading abilities. (28)
  • Children with reading disorders or dyslexia showed improvements in reading, audio-vocal control, phonological, and lexical skills. (2837, 39)
  • Post-Tomatis, children showed improved performance on various standardized test measures.
  • Disadvantaged children developed increased motivation, concentration, and language skills. (42)
  • The combined program benefited visual-spatial skills, reading comprehension, spelling, writing, and math. (30)
  • Tomatis benefited both the general school population and children with special needs. (29)
  • Tomatis proved beneficial for improving reading fluency in students from non-English speaking backgrounds. (33
  • The Tomatis program improved audio-vocal control and phonological processing. (34 3537)
  • Literacy and language gain were maintained even 14 months after the program. (35)

Research Papers

  • Tomatis® Method: effective for learning, language and speech problems

    Luce Olminkhof, University of Groningen, Netherlands, 2007

    The parents’ opinion was that the Tomatis® listening therapy had positive results in 90% of the researched cases (35 out of 39 children). Looking only at the effects of the method on learning and language problems, the improvement percentage is lower. Starting the Tomatis® listening therapy, 34 children chose for the method to improve their learning, and language skills. In 22 cases their skills were improved. The 9 children with speech problems all showed positive results following the Tomatis® listening therapy. Because some children received other guidance before, during and after the Tomatis® listening therapy, it is not clear what the effect of the Tomatis® Method exactly is. An improvement in learning, language and speech was obvious though. It is important to proceed doing research on children with learning, speech and language problems following the Tomatis® listening therapy without other guidance or intervention.
  • Early Effects of the Tomatis® Listening Method in Children with Attention Deficit

    Liliana Sacarin, Antioch University –Dissertations and Theses, USA 2013

  • Cognitive development curriculum increases verbal, nonverbal, and academic abilities

    Brown CT, J Altern Med Res 2018

  • Attention and Tomatis method for success: Results of the project made in Poland from 2010 to 2013

    Konarski R, Ratynska J., Poland, 2014

  • The efficacy of the Tomatis® Method for children with learning and communication disorders; a Meta Analyze

    Dr Tim Gilmor, International Listening Association, Canada, 1999

  • The influence of differential auditory feedback upon the reading of dyslexic children

    John Stuart Gillis and Agatha E. Sidlauskas, Child Study Centre, University of Ottawa, Neuropsychologia, Canada 1977

  • Three Methods for Language Acquisition: Total Physical Response; the Tomatis® Program; Suggestopedia.

    Bancroft, W. Jane, American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages, USA, 1984

  • Therapeutic Music and Sound in Health Care : The Tomatis® Method, Frequency Medicine for 21st Century

    Joshua Leeds, American Journal of Acupuncture, USA, 1997

  • Listening Training for Children: Method, Application, and Outcomes

    Paul Madaule, Proceedings of the Interdisciplinary Council on Developmental and Learning Disorders, USA, 1997

  • Preliminary study on the effectiveness of the A.A. Tomatis Audio- Psycho-Phonological Method for the treatment of children with reading disorders

    Folgheraiter, Kati; .Menestrina, Anita; Menestrina, Rosanna, University of Padua, Italy, 2002

  • The Tomatis® Method with severely autistic boys: Individual case studies of behavioral change

    J. M Neysmith-Roy, South African Journal of Psychology, South Africa, 2001

  • Case Studies of Children with Dyspraxia Following Intervention with a Tomatis® Method Program

    Françoise Nicoloff, IARCTC, Australia, 2004

  • The Results of 100 Autistic Children Pre and Post the Basic Tomatis® Program

    Dorinne S. Davis, The Davis Center, USA, 2005

  • Follow-up study on the effects of Tomatis® Method in communication, linguistic, cognitive and emotional skills in children aged 6 -7

    Silvia Lozano, Departamento de la Comunicación Humana y sus Desórdenes, Universidad Nacional de Colombia, 2009

  • Coherence between Tomatis® test and central auditory processing audiologic test battery in Children with Dyslexia

    Markowska R., Szkiełkowska A., Ratyńska J., Skarżyński H, Polish Journal of Environmental Studies, Poland, 2008

  • The effect of the Tomatis® Method on student pianists’ piano performance and psychological well-being

    Wynand du Plessis, Ansie Vercueil & Hannes Taljaard North-West University, South Africa, 2009

  • A review of research done on Tomatis® auditory stimulation

    Dr Jan Gerritsen, USA, 2009

  • Results of the Tomatis® Program within a Fifth Grade Setting

    Cheryl Callahan, Cheektowaga Central School District Union East Elementary, USA, 2009

  • Results of the Tomatis® Program First Grade Self-contained Setting

    Cheryl A. Callahan, Baker Victory Services, USA, 2009

  • The Effect of Tomatis® Therapy on Children with Autism: Eleven Case Studies

    Dr Jan Gerritsen, International Journal of Listening, USA, 2010

  • Is it possible to improve hearing by listening training (Tomatis® Method)?

    Karen Reuter Andersen, European Acoustics Association, Forum Acusticum, Denmark, 2011

  • The Effects of the TOMATIS® Listening Training on the Spatial Sense

    Hilde Tinkl, University of Vienna, Austria, 2011

  • Prospective and randomized study on 84 students with Hericium/Tomatis® Method. Quick learning and better success rate to medical competitive examination

    B. Donatini, J-C. Dahan, Phytotherapie, France, 2012

  • The use of Tomatis® Method to improve students’ listening skill

    Ummi Khaerati Syam, University of Makassar, Exposure Journal, Indonesia, 2012

  • A pilot study on the potential use of the Tomatis® Method to improve l2 reading fluency

    Peter Tze-Ming Chou Wenzao Ursuline College of Languages, the Journal of Teaching English with Technology, Taiwan, 2012

  • School Pilot Research Project with the Tomatis® Method in Chicora Elementary

    Dr Len Young, Listening Clarity, USA, 2013

  • The Tomatis® Method applied in the diagnosis and speech therapy

    Zdzisław Marek Kurkowski, Maria Curie-Skłodowska University in Lublin, Department of Logopedics and Applied Linguistics, Poland 2014

  • Case Studies: 6 Children from 5 Years to 7 Years using The Tomatis® Method to develop learning and academic skills

    Gisela van Velze, International Tomatis® Convention in Paris, South Africa, 2016

  • Report of the analysis of the relationship between the use of the Tomatis® Method and the development of key competences on 1330 children with and without special needs

    Dr hab. prof. UG Roman Konarski, Dr Joana Ratynska, Poland, 2014.

  • The impact of the Tomatis® Method on an autistic child

    Michel Pralong, Elisa Espinosa, Eugenia Trigo, 1 Universidad Tecnológica Equinoccial, Ecuador, 2014

  • Application and analysis of the Tomatis® Method with primary children in public schools

    Dra. M. Concepció Torres Sabaté, Departamento de Pedagogía de la Facultad de Ciencias de la Educación y Psicología de la Universidad Rovira i Virgili, Spain, 2014

  • The effects on intervening of dyslexia high-risk group middle and high school students in Childcare Facilities: apply the intervention program improves auditory processing

    Kim, Eun-Hee; Song, Sun - Hee, Journal of Digital Convergence, South Korea, 2016

  • The role of Tomatis® sound therapy in the treatment of difficulties in reading in children with developmental dyslexia

    Roksana Malak, Ewa Mojs, Michał Ziarko, Katarzyna Wiecheć, Anna Sudol, Włodzimierz Samborski, Poznan University of Medical Sciences, Adam Mickiewicz University, Institute of Psychology, The Center of Auditory Stimulation by Tomatis Method, Poland, 2017

  • Effectiveness of Tomatis Sound Therapy Method on Reading Skill and Motor Skills in Dyslexic Students

    Narges Rahmani, Mahnz Estaki, Niusha Beheshteh, Islamic Azad University, Iran, 2019

  • The Effectiveness of Sound Therapy by Tomatis Method on Executive Functions in Dyslexic Students in Academic Years 2018-19 in Tehran

    Narges Rahmani, Mahnz Estaki, Niusha Beheshteh, Islamic Azad University, Iran, 2019

  • The effect of the Tomatis Method on piano student with learning disability

    Ceylan Unal Akbulut, Uluslararası Sosyal Araştırmalar Dergisi, 2021

Emotional Balance

The Tomatis®  Method, through various studies, has been shown to potentially aid in emotional regulation by enhancing vagal tone, reducing stress and anxiety, improving self-regulation, and boosting social and communication skills. 

This sound-based technique works by stimulating the auditory processing system and the vagus nerve, leading to enhanced parasympathetic response and, thereby, better emotional control. Evidence suggests that individuals undergoing this program experience decreased stress and anxiety levels, improved self-regulation abilities, and enhanced overall well-being and emotional stability.

The method is designed to stimulate the vestibular system, which is part of the inner ear. This system plays a key role in maintaining balance and coordination, but it also has connections to areas of the brain involved in regulating emotions. 

Research findings

Stimulating the vestibular system can help activate these brain areas, promoting a sense of emotional equilibrium. Research shows:

  • Aids in improved self-regulation, vagal tone, and emotional regulation. (20, B2, 42, C2)
  • Elevates performance and psychological health in students. (35)
  • Substantial enhancements in communication, reduced anxiety, and improved psychological state. (E2, P2, 22)
  • Children show improved focus, relaxation, reduced anxiety, and greater emotional stability. (20, B2, E2, V1)
  • Improves stress management through increased self-awareness. (2066, 42)
  • Sweetens communication, language, cognitive, and emotional abilities. (3522, V1C2)
  • Significantly boosts listening skills, psychological health, and voice quality in young adults & musicians. (P135)
  • Decreases depression and boosts psychological health in depressed young adults. (O1P1)

Research Papers

  • Prospective conceptual model of Tomatis® Method effects on students’ self-regulation

    Annelize Bonthuys, Karel Botha & Anneke Stols, Journal of Psychology in Africa, South Africa, 2017

    We conclude from the findings of the present study that students’ self-regulation is enhanced with the use of the Tomatis® method. This outcome is likely enabled by the fact that listening skills training improves the ability to self-reflect, to take responsibility, and to act with more boldness. This study’s findings are constrained by the fact that this is an exploratory investigation of a prospective conceptual or hypothetical model. More research is needed to test the explanatory value of the effectiveness of this model in additional student populations; as well as to further explore the applicability of the Tomatis® Method as an effective approach to enhance learner self-regulation.
  • Tomatis® Method comparative efficacy in promoting self-regulation in tertiary students: A systematic review

    Annelize Bonthuys, Karel Botha, Journal of Psychology in Africa, South Africa, 2016

  • The effect of the Tomatis® Method on depressed young adults

    Jacobus Ockert Coetzee, University of Potchefstroom, South Africa 2001

  • Audio-psycho-phonology: A comparative outcome study on anxious primary school pupils

    Pieter E. van Jaarsveld, Wynand F. du Plessis, South African Journal of Psychology, South Africa, 1988

  • Audio-Psycho-Phonology at Potchefstroom: A Review

    Pieter E. van Jaarsveld, Wynand F. du Plessis, South African Journal of Psychology, South Africa, 1988

  • Multimodal Enhancement of Culturally Diverse, Young Adult Musicians: A Pilot Study Involving the Tomatis® Method

    Dr Wynand du Plessis, Stefan Burger, Marth Munro, Daan Wissing, Werner Nel, South African Journal of Psychology, South Africa, 2001

  • Follow-up study on the effects of Tomatis® Method in communication, linguistic, cognitive and emotional skills in children aged 6 -7

    Silvia Lozano, Departamento de la Comunicación Humana y sus Desórdenes, Universidad Nacional de Colombia, 2009

  • The effect of the Tomatis® Method on student pianists’ piano performance and psychological well-being

    Wynand du Plessis, Ansie Vercueil & Hannes Taljaard North-West University, South Africa, 2009

  • The Effects of the TOMATIS® Listening Training on the Spatial Sense

    Hilde Tinkl, University of Vienna, Austria, 2011

  • Case Study: 20 years old client diagnosed with communication disorders, sensory issues and anxiety using the Tomatis® Method

    Ansie Vercueil, International Tomatis® Convention in Paris, South Africa, 2016

  • Case Studies: 6 Children from 5 Years to 7 Years using The Tomatis® Method to develop learning and academic skills

    Gisela van Velze, International Tomatis® Convention in Paris, South Africa, 2016

  • The impact of the Tomatis® Method on an autistic child

    Michel Pralong, Elisa Espinosa, Eugenia Trigo, 1 Universidad Tecnológica Equinoccial, Ecuador, 2014

  • Effect of Tomatis Listening Therapy on Sleep Structure in Patients with Acute Cerebral Hemorrhage

    CHENG Jie,WANG Qian,DONG Lihuan, et al. Effect of Tomatis Listening Therapy on Sleep Structure in Patients with Acute Cerebral Hemorrhage [J]. Chinese General Practice, 2019

  • Case Study: 18 Year old client diagnosed with aspergers, OCD and anxiety using the Tomatis® Method

    Charlotte Davies, Daleen Smith, Fit2learn, UK, 2016

Autism

The Tomatis® Method’s effects on autism spectrum disorders indicate a significant positive impact. Tomatis® has shown improvements in auditory sensitivity, sensory processing, stress reduction, and social engagement, including enhanced eye contact and conversational abilities. Studies support that focusing on rehabilitating middle ear muscles positively influences vagal tone, leading to increased environmental comfort and better physiological responses. 

Outcomes of this approach include enhanced daily living skills, reduced symptoms of autism such as anxiety, hyperactivity, OCD, and refined motor skills. Additionally, the method boosts social skills and self-confidence. It normalizes brain activity, with parents reporting a 64% improvement in a broad range of their children’s capabilities, resulting in better interpersonal communication and posture.

Today, there exists a deeper comprehension of sensory processing and awareness, particularly regarding the strong association between auditory hypersensitivity and autism.

Research findings

Studies on the Tomatis® Method for children on the autism spectrum have revealed the following outcomes:

  • Progress in cognition, communication, and fine motor skills is observed after 2 cycles of Tomatis. (S1)
  • Tomatis therapy is effective for ASD-related deficits, including perceptual-motor, attentiona, social, and emotional issues. (C1)
  • Increased interpersonal communication, eye contact, and posture improvements have been observed. (59, 60)
  • Tomatis therapy improves sensitivity to sound, reduces tactile defensiveness, improves tolerance for textures, and enhances visual and auditory attentiveness, language skills, and social behavior in children with autism. (M1)
  • Sound therapy affects the Cranial nerves, prompting the middle ear muscles to dampen the perception of low-frequency sounds, fostering a sense of safety in the environment. (48, 49)
  • Improved living skills have been noted post-Tomatis Listening Programs. (50, 52)
  • Significant reductions in autism symptoms, anxiety, hyperactivity, OCD tendencies, and motor skill issues have been observed after Tomatis. (3754, 55, 56, 57)
  • Social skills, self-confidence, living skills, and interpersonal relationships are strengthened through the Tomatis Method(45).
  • Normalization of brain activity has been demonstrated through EEG and Auditory Evoked Potentials.
  • Parents have reported a 64% improvement in a range of their children’s abilities. (52)
  • Activation of middle ear muscles through dynamic sound stimulation enhances vagal regulation and increases heart rate variability. (47, 48

Research Papers

  • Improvement of symptoms in children with autism by Tomatis® training: a cross-sectional and longitudinal study

    Fu, Y., Tian, M., Chen, J., Chen, W., & Li, H. (2024). Frontiers in Behavioral Neuroscience, 18, 1357453.

    Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a neurological condition that is marked by deficits in social interaction, difficulty expressing oneself, lack of enthusiasm, and stereotypical conduct. The TOMATIS training method is an effective music therapy for children with ASD because of its individually developed programs to improve behavioral deficits. In the cross-sectional study, the experimental group showed significant improvement in symptoms after Tomatis® training compared to the control group of children with ASD. The results validated the effect of Tomatis® treatment for ASD-related deficits, including perceptual-motor, attentional, social, and emotional issues.
     
  • An Integrative Review of the Effectiveness of the Tomatis Method in Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder

    Irena Brbić, Laura Tomić, Integrative Health Center, Zagreb, Croatia, 2020

  • Tomatis® Sound Therapy: an Experimental Study with Autistic Children

    Mahya AbediKoupaeia, Kambiz Poushanehb, Ali Zade Mohammadic, Najmeh Siampour, M.Ad, Azad University of Tehran, Iran, and University of Shahid Behshti, Iran, 2013

  • Results of Tomatis Training on Autism

    Martha Mack, Listen and Learn Centre, 2007

  • The polyvagal theory: Neurophysiological foundations of emotions, attachment, communication, and self-regulation

    Porges SW., 1st edition. New York: WW Norton, 2011

  • The polyvagal theory: Phylogenetic contributions to social behavior

    Porges SW., Physiol Behav 2003

  • Listen to your heart: A preliminary investigation of the influence of sound therapy on heart rate variability

    Warhurst L, Kemp A., 22nd Australian Psychophysiology Conference. Sydney 2012

  • Effectiveness of Listening (Auditory) Therapies on Sensory Processing Disorders

    Anne Chastain, Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions, USA, 2008

  • Effectiveness of the Tomatis® Method in Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder

    Duranovic, Mirela & Andrejas, Matea & Kobelja, Lidija & Klebic, Jasmina. 2024

  • Listening Training for Children: Method, Application, and Outcomes

    Paul Madaule, Proceedings of the Interdisciplinary Council on Developmental and Learning Disorders, USA, 1997

  • The Tomatis® Method with severely autistic boys: Individual case studies of behavioral change

    J. M Neysmith-Roy, South African Journal of Psychology, South Africa, 2001

  • Asperger disorder and the Tomatis® Method: a case-study

    Lindi Nel, North West University. Potchefstroom Campus, South Africa, 2005

  • The Results of 100 Autistic Children Pre and Post the Basic Tomatis® Program

    Dorinne S. Davis, The Davis Center, USA, 2005

  • Case-study: Tomatis® -Assisted Speech Therapy

    Dr John M. Tatum, Jennifer K. Oelfke, Caroline P. McCauley, IARCTC, USA, 2004

  • A review of research done on Tomatis® auditory stimulation

    Dr Jan Gerritsen, USA, 2009

  • The Tomatis® Method and its impact on children with echolalia in the autism spectrum

    Nellie Torres de Carell, Spain, 2009

  • The Effect of Tomatis® Therapy on Children with Autism: Eleven Case Studies

    Dr Jan Gerritsen, International Journal of Listening, USA, 2010

  • The impact of the Tomatis® Method on an autistic child

    Michel Pralong, Elisa Espinosa, Eugenia Trigo, 1 Universidad Tecnológica Equinoccial, Ecuador, 2014

  • Case Study: 18 Year old client diagnosed with aspergers, OCD and anxiety using the Tomatis® Method

    Charlotte Davies, Daleen Smith, Fit2learn, UK, 2016

  • Effectiveness of Tomatis Sound Therapy Method on Reading Skill and Motor Skills in Dyslexic Students

    Narges Rahmani, Mahnz Estaki, Niusha Beheshteh, Islamic Azad University, Iran, 2019

  • Effect of hyperbaric oxygen therapy and Tomatis sound therapy in children with autism spectrum disorder

    Mohamed M El-Tellawy, Ahmad Roshdy Ahmad, Khaled Saad, Thamer A M Alruwaili, Inas M AbdelMoneim, Islam Shaaban, Ahmed Khalid M Alinad, Saqer Bulayhid H Albulayhid, Shaimaa M Khalaf, 2021

General, Pregnancy and Lifestyle Applications

Several studies and research projects illustrate promising outcomes of the Tomatis® Method across various applications. For language acquisition, evidence suggests that users can see enhancements in their linguistic abilities. As highlighted by case studies and preliminary research, singers and those looking to improve their vocal skills have also benefited. 

In the context of pregnancy, the method is linked to reduced anxiety and stress among expectant mothers, with studies suggesting it may also encourage prenatal bonding and support the auditory and early brain development of the foetus. Additionally, the impact of the Tomatis® listening therapy on emotional regulation, stress, and anxiety management has been positively noted in some research, indicating its potential for promoting general wellness.

Research findings

Optimal Development Across Diverse Fields! The Tomatis® Method enriches a broad spectrum of applications, empowering singers, language learners, pregnant women, and more to achieve their highest potential.
  • Tomatis® aids in accelerating the learning of foreign languages. (B1, D1, D2)
  • Reduces the time needed to achieve correct pronunciation by half. (B1, D1, D2)
  • Facilitates childbirth and reduces labor time while relaxing expectant women. (M2)
  • Positive effects on voice, stuttering, developmental delays, and psychological disorders. (P6, E1, Z1)
  • Promotes calm and relaxation. (H1, H3, R1, W1)
  • Significantly aids in enhancing listening skills, mental health, and voice quality in young adult musicians. (60, 26, P3, P4, P5)
  • Helps to reduce depression and improves psychological well-being in depressed young adults. (W1, C3)
  • Benefits include enhanced academic skills, leadership, attention, and productivity from the program. (U1, B1, W1)
  • Enhances stress management by increasing self-awareness. (T3, H3, Z1)

Research Papers

  • Accompanying pregnant women, a comparative study at Vesoul and Foch, French hospitals

    Raphaële Michon, Odile Salaün (Translation: Susan Andrew), 1990

    This study was constructed with a large control group and several points of measure to offer information on the value of the Tomatis® Method for pregnant women. Each of us knows how important a happy birth, without problems, is to the parents and to the child. Each of us also knows how easily intrauterine life can be disturbed. A poorly managed delivery can presage a life of obstacles in a body that is often very troubled.
  • Three Methods for Language Acquisition: Total Physical Response; the Tomatis® Program; Suggestopedia.

    Bancroft, W. Jane, American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages, USA, 1984

  • Listening Training for Children: Method, Application, and Outcomes

    Paul Madaule, Proceedings of the Interdisciplinary Council on Developmental and Learning Disorders, USA, 1997

  • Psycholinguistic Consequences of Right-Sided Versus Left-Sided Deafness

    Z.M. Kurkowski, Institute of Physiology and Pathology of Hearing, Warsaw, Poland, 2000

  • An historical commentary on the Physiological effects of Music: Tomatis®, Mozart and Neuropsychology

    Dr Billie Thompson, Dr Suzan Andrews, Integrative Physiological and Behavioral Science Journal. USA, 2000

  • Peer-reviewed Article Holistic Singer Empowerment: Tomatis as myth or multi-modal stimulation

    Dr Wynand du Plessis, Dr Marth Munro, Daan Wissing, Dr Werner Nel, Voice and Speech Review, 2000

  • Research Network Man and Music

    Dr. Horst-Peter Hesse, University Mozarteum of Salzburg, Austria, 2002

  • Tomatis® Method: Integrator of Rehabilitation in a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Case Study

    Michelle Trumps, IARCTC, USA, 2004

  • Audiologic considerations in Tomatis® testing

    Dr J. Ratyńska, Dr M. Kurkowski, Dr A. Szkiełkowska, Dr R. Markowska, Pr H. Skarżyński, Poland, 2007

  • Preliminary Report Summary: Tomatis® Hearing Treatment Study on Musician

    Prof. Horst-Peter Hesse, Dr. Hans-Ullrich Balzer, Dr. Kai Bachman, Elisabeth Ferstl, Florentina Maria Fritz, Iris Schmid, University Mozarteum Salzburg, Austria, 2002

  • A combined Tomatis® and lifestyle enhancement program for overweight female students

    Suzette van Wyk, Potchefstroom University, South Africa, 2003

  • Enhancing psychological well-being and musical proficiency: Experiences of a Black South African singer during a Tomatis® study of student musicians and at follow-up, seven years postprogram

    Pr Wynand du Plessis, Marth Munro, Daan Wissing, and Werner Nel, North-West University, Potchefstroom Campus and Tshwane University of Technology (Munro), Ricochet Journal, South Africa, 2008

  • To Turn Singing on Its Ear: The Singer’s Voice and the Tomatis® Listening Curve, Part-1

    Pauley John-Bede, Journal of Singing, USA, 2008

  • Educational Interpreters and the Tomatis® Method: a mixed methods study at the North-West University

    Ina-Marí Du Toit, North-West University, South Africa, 2010

  • Singers and Sound: An Introduction to Tomatis-Based Listening Training for Singers

    Susan Lynn Hurley, Arizona State University, USA 2012

  • Tomatis® Method Stimulation: Effects on Student Educational Interpreters

    Ina-Marí du Toit Wynand F. du Plessis, Doret K. Kirsten, North-West University, Journal of Psychology in Africa, South Africa, 2011

  • Case study of a child with organic damage within the central nervous system treated with the Tomatis® Method

    Izabela Przybek-Czuchrowska , Ewa Mojs , Ewelina Urna-Bzdęga, Neuropsychiatria i Neuropsychologia, Poland, 2015

  • Mozart’s music in children with drug-refractory epileptic encephalopathies

    Coppola G., Toro A., Operto FF., Ferrarioli G., Pisano S., Viggiano A., Verrotti A. Epilepsy Behav. USA, 2015

  • Scientific validation of the Tomatis® effect: EEG recordings of sound encoding from brainstem to cerebral cortex – Pilot Phase

    Pr Carles Escera, University of Barcelona, Spain, 2015

  • Tomatis® Audio Training on Memory Disorder of Patients with Stroke

    Zhang Jingjing, Chen Changxiang, School of Nursing and Rehabilitation, North China University of Science and Technology, China, 2015

  • Effects of Auditory Training on Cognitive Function in Patients with Stroke

    Zhang Jingjing, Chen Changxiang, Li Shuxing, Zhang Min, Dou Na, School of Nursing and Rehabilitation, North China University of Science and Technology, China, 2015

  • Effect of Tomatis® Audio Training on executive dysfunction in patients with stroke

    Zhang Jingjing, Chen Changxiang, College of Nursing and Rehabilitation, North China University of Science and Technology, China, 2016

  • Effects of the Tomatis® Method on physically and mentally impaired adults

    Hilde Tinkl, Barbara Thima, Nafeesah Mayet, Tomatis® Institut Thima, Serravagasse 6, 1140 Vienna.

  • The Effects of the Tomatis Method on Music Learning Among School Children

    Katarina Zadnik, Univerza v Ljubljani, Akademija za glasbo, Slovenia, 2019

  • The Tomatis® Effect with Professional Opera Singers. A Pilot Study

    Walter Coppola, University of Trieste, Italy, 2016

  • The effect of the Tomatis Method on piano student with learning disability

    Ceylan Unal Akbulut, Uluslararası Sosyal Araştırmalar Dergisi, 2021

  • The contribution of musical activities and music therapy (Tomatis) to the mental health of preschool children during the COVID-19 pandemic

    Ana Hrvojić, Sveučilište u Zagrebu Učiteljski fakultet Zagreb, 2022

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