As an Audiologist I know and understand the importance of sensory processing in a developing brain, let alone a damaged one.

Today we have purchased a ForBrain audio-vocal feedback device.  Using neuro-plastic (brain-change) principles it can use auditory stimulus to help 'calm' a 'noisy brain'.

The simple idea is that it helps create a feedback loop within the body to help it become aware of itself- possibly promoting changes within the brain.  It is based on the prinicples of an eminent ENT doctor, Tomatis- who himself suffered terrible dyslexia before becoming a highly regarded physician.

Thank you for your help- reviews will be put on www.charlies-dad.org.  This equipment can be very useful in children with sensory processing disorders, dyslexsia, ADHD, autism and those with poor listening skills so we would like to be able to assess its use to publicise to others that may benefit.

Sorry Charlie- patient and guinea-pig!