Is Dynamic Listening for you?

This can be a challenging question for many people. The time and expense involved suggest a strong commitment. In some cases, an adult or a parent of a child with challenges may say, "I can demonstrate the commitment. Look what I have already tried. What makes this different?"

Step 1 - Research

It is the intention of these webpages to briefly illustrate Dynamic Listening to support you in answering such questions. Links to other websites with additional information are given. This research is quite useful, sometimes confusing and an important step to making a decision for many people.

Step 2 - Contact me and Ask Questions

You are invited to call me for answers to your questions and to determine if this work is for you or a loved one such as your child. I have already gone through the research process, for myself as a client, and later when I decided I wanted to offer work based on the Tomatis Method.

Step 3 - Initial Consultation

Schedule an initial consultation with a Listening Test. The assessment will give you more information and help you decide if a program of Dynamic Listening is the right thing for you.

Additional Consideration

A common sentiment among many of the wisdom traditions (spiritual, personal development, social) is that "the answer lies within. We have only to listen for it." Your intuition is the vehicle to the answer within. Follow it. If it is hard to access, additional research may help, a conversation with me may help. Maybe the timing isn't right. Or maybe, the skill of self-listening (an essential component of intuition) is awaiting further development. Many things can help with that. Dynamic Listening is one of them.