Have you Heard? Does Sound Processing Influence Adjustments Webinar
11 June @ 8:30 pm - 9:30 pm AEST
Free - $99.00
This Webinar considers how auditory processing may influence, and be influenced by, the type of cortical stimulation that a chiropractic adjustment can deliver. We will review the neurology of auditory processing, the areas of the brain and CNS most vulnerable to dysregulation, and the potential effects of cortical-somatic sensory integration in this context.
We will discuss patient assessment: signs and symptoms of auditory processing dysregulation (hyperacusis, vigilance, inattention, arousal, comprehension & memory challenges) and debate whether it may be possible to influence central neurological integration to impact auditory processing, through theoretical discussion of two hypotheses.
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Auditory pathways of the nervous system and the interplay between these and proprioceptive / vestibular mapping, and central integration of sound and movement
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Factors that contribute to auditory overstimulation
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Potential options for adjusting the sensory auditory environment for patients, and WHY this may be important
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Considerations for chiropractic adjusting within a strategic auditory environment
Time: 8:30pm – 9:30pm AEST
Our speakers
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- Dr Kathleen Lawson
- Biography
After almost 25 years in Chiropractic, and a return to study, Dr Kathleen Lawson now runs a thriving practice in regional NSW as a Registered Music Therapist. As with her work in chiropractic, Kathleen has focused her clinical practice on functional neurological support, for self-regulation across multiple domains.
Her combined skills deliver a unique and effective approach to care, toward maximising opportunities for participants across varied contexts, ranging from early childhood intervention to mental health support, dementia support, physical and neurological rehabilitation, and palliative care.
