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Advanced Brain Technologies Optimize Your Emotional, Mental, and Physical Performance with The Listening Program®️

Start your free trial for 7-Days to experience the beautifully arranged classical music of The Listening Program at try.advancedbrain.com

It's backed by science and provides a drug-free solution trusted by millions to reduce anxiety, calm sensory sensitivities, improve auditory processing, speech skills, and more! Professionals, expand your knowledge by becoming a TLP Certified Provider! TLP gives you the freedom to accelerate and complement your educational or therapeutic practice by supporting emotional regulation, sensory sensitivities, communication skills, and more. Learn practical clinical insights and strategies for incorporating four individualized TLP Core Programs to target specific client needs from gentle to advanced.

02/24/2026

Did you know researchers in the 1970s were testing whether babies could hear — by measuring their heartbeat?

Before children can respond to behavioral tests, the brain, ears, and eyes are already working together. Dr. Judy Belk explains why sensory awareness — including those internal body signals we call interoception — is where everything begins.

This is Day 1 of 4 with Dr. Belk this week. Save this page so you don't miss the rest. 🔖

02/23/2026

Ever wonder why some kids struggle to repeat back what they just heard?

Wendy Bertagnole, MA Sp Ed, explains that it often starts with auditory processing — the brain's ability to filter, integrate, and interpret sound. When that system isn't working efficiently, understanding and reproducing language becomes much harder.

This is the foundation The Listening Program® works to strengthen first.

Follow Advanced Brain Technologies for more on how the auditory system shapes communication and learning.

02/20/2026

Listening is not just a hearing issue.

There are two auditory pathways in the brain — and one connects directly to our emotional system.

In this clip from Understanding and Treating Auditory Processing Disorders: A Multisystem Approach, Dr. Jay Lucker explains how sound and emotion are neurologically connected.

This perspective helps parents and professionals better understand strong reactions to certain sounds.

Watch the full webinar on YouTube. ▶️(Link in comments)


02/19/2026

Listening isn’t just about hearing words.

The rhythm and tone of speech change meaning — even when the sentence stays the same.

Dr. Jay Lucker explains how multiple brain systems work together to process sound.

Follow for more grounded, science-based insights on auditory development. 🧠


02/18/2026

Most people think hearing and understanding are the same thing.

They’re not.

In our webinar Understanding and Treating Auditory Processing Disorders: A Multisystem Approach, Dr. Jay Lucker explains that the auditory system transmits sound, but the goal of listening is making sense of it.

Sound is the road.
Understanding is the destination.

Follow for more practical insights on listening and sensory processing. 💡


Most neuro systems are discussed separately.In practice, they rarely function that way.Auditory processing.Visual proces...
02/17/2026

Most neuro systems are discussed separately.

In practice, they rarely function that way.

Auditory processing.
Visual processing.
Primitive reflex integration.

They are continuously influencing one another.

On February 25, Alex Doman is hosting a free live webinar that brings these domains into one integrated lens:

🧠 Sensory Systems and the Brain: The Auditory, Vision, and Primitive Reflex Triad

📅 Wednesday, February 25 | 60-Min
🕒 1:00 PM ET | 12:00 PM CT | 11:00 AM MT | 10:00 AM PT
🔗 Save Your Seat: linktr.ee/advancedbrain

Guest expert Patti Andrich offers a rare interdisciplinary perspective. As both an occupational therapist and an optometric vision therapist, she works at the intersection of these domains every day and has integrated The Listening Program® into her clinical framework since 2008.

In this session, we’ll explore:
🔹 How auditory processing can function as a neurological organizer
🔹 What visual processing truly represents in everyday performance
🔹 How primitive reflex patterns reflect overall system coordination

When these systems begin organizing together, progress often becomes clearer and more sustainable.

🔎 This conversation will expand how you think about brain development.

The Vision Development Team

02/17/2026

Most people assume auditory processing is just about hearing.

Dr. Jay Lucker explains how the field has traditionally defined auditory processing disorders — as a challenge in how sound is transmitted from the ear to the brain.

Understanding that definition helps parents and professionals make sense of listening difficulties.

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02/16/2026

Parenting can be exhausting—especially when you’re trying to stay calm and present all day.

Parenting Coach and Sensory Processing Expert Wendy Bertagnole shares that some parents start The Listening Program® alongside their child and report feeling less stressed and more clear-headed at home.

You’re not alone in how hard it can be.
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02/13/2026

Sometimes behavior is the signal, not the starting point.

Trauma can sensitize the nervous system, influencing how a child responds to everyday stress.

A trauma-responsive approach looks beneath escalation and asks what the body is experiencing.

In this clip, Doris Bowman explains why that shift matters.

From our webinar The Brain, Behavior, and Resilience: A Trauma-Responsive Approach.

Watch the full webinar on our YouTube channel. ▶️


02/12/2026

Before we teach, we regulate.

When someone is in a protective, stress-driven state, connection becomes harder — and learning often follows.

This short clip from The Brain, Behavior, and Resilience: A Trauma-Responsive Approach features Rick Bowman, MA, explaining why calming the nervous system is often the first step in meaningful progress.

Have you seen this dynamic in your home, classroom, or clinic?

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02/11/2026

Co-regulation isn’t about fixing behavior.

It’s about helping someone feel safe enough to be themselves.

When safety leads, trust can grow, and connection stays intact.

This insight comes from Rick Bowman, MA, in ABT’s trauma-responsive webinar.

Follow for more.👉

Trauma-Informed FBAs, Behavior Support & Self-Regulation Solutions


🧠 Listening, vision, and movement work together to support focus, regulation, and daily engagement.These systems develop...
02/10/2026

🧠 Listening, vision, and movement work together to support focus, regulation, and daily engagement.

These systems develop as an integrated whole and shape posture, balance, attention, and emotional regulation across the lifespan. Understanding how they interact offers meaningful insight for individuals, families, and professionals.

Join us for a Free Live Webinar

✨ Sensory Systems and the Brain: The Auditory, Vision, and Primitive Reflex Triad

Featuring Patti Andrich, MA, OTR/L, COVT, FNAP, with host Alex Doman of Advanced Brain Technologies and creator of The Listening Program®.

You’ll explore
🔹 How auditory input supports reflex integration and posture
🔹 How vision relies on auditory processing and movement foundations
🔹 How sensory systems shape balance, attention, and regulation
🔹 How The Listening Program supports integrated sensory organization

📅 Wednesday, February 25
🕒 1:00 PM ET | 60-Min
🔗Reserve Your Seat: linktr.ee/advancedbrain

We look forward to sharing an hour of thoughtful conversation and insight.

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About Us

At Advanced Brain Technologies (ABT), we believe in helping people realize their optimal potential. That’s why we create effective neuroscience based music programs to allow anyone to achieve optimal brain health for a better life, and have been doing so since 1998.

Our customers are clinics, hospitals, schools, non-profits, assisted living facilities, senior living centers, corporations, therapists, educators, individuals, families, the military and Veterans Administration.

We are a federal GSA contract holder, an approved provider for TRICARE ECHO, preferred partner of Genesis Rehab Services, and an approved provider of continuing education for the American Occupational Therapy Association as well as the International Board of Credentialing and Continuing Education Standards.

From original psychoacoustic music production, mobile app development, advanced audio engineering, and cloud-based platform technologies, to professional development training both live and online for clinicians and educators, we are passionate about creating amazing products that delight and make a meaningful difference in the lives we touch.