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Can the Tomatis® method be combined with other therapies?

The Tomatis method can be effective when combined with other approaches, depending on the specific difficulty and the result you are hoping for. Here are the complementary approaches we offer, which can be tailored to your needs.

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Tomatis: which approaches work well together?

Teamwork matters when you want to reach a goal, and the Tomatis method is no exception
Teamwork matters when you want to reach a goal, and the Tomatis method is no exception

It depends on the difficulty and the goal, but in most cases it is advisable, or even necessary, to combine the Tomatis method with at least one other approach.

At the Tomatis centre in Geneva, we have built up as many in-house resources as possible so that you can benefit from complementary approaches on site. Please note that every Tomatis centre is different, and you will probably not find this kind of combined approach elsewhere.

We also have a list of outside practitioners we can refer you to.

Learning languages

Combine with immersion in the country concerned and/or conversation lessons with a native speaker. We work with language teachers and keep a list available for you.

Singing

Combine with singing lessons and/or singing practice at home, in a choir or in a duet. We work with singing teachers and keep a list available for you.

Attention disorders

Attention deficit with or without hyperactivity. Combine with Giger MD therapy.

Hypersensitivity to noise

Hyperacusis or misophonia: combine with relaxation techniques, EMDR brief therapy, laser phototherapy sessions and autonomic nervous system regulation. Our Tomatis consultant is trained in mindfulness relaxation techniques, which he can teach you, and in EMDR brief therapy. Laser phototherapy sessions and autonomic nervous system regulation take place at the centre or at home.

Emotional and affective disorders

Depression, anxiety, fears and phobias. Combine with relaxation techniques, EMDR brief therapy, laser phototherapy sessions and autonomic nervous system regulation.

Psychomotor disorders

Complement with Giger MD therapy.

Managing stress and anxiety

Combine with relaxation techniques, EMDR brief therapy, laser phototherapy sessions and autonomic nervous system regulation.

Developmental disorders

Autism, Asperger's syndrome, autism spectrum, developmental delays. Combine with psychomotor therapy sessions and a suitable diet such as GAPS.

Public speaking

Combine with practical lessons, either one-to-one or through immersion (drama classes). Our consultant is trained to teach public speaking and gives one-to-one lessons.

Learning and language disorders

Dyslexia, dysphasia, dyscalculia, dysorthographia... Combine with speech therapy, orthoptics and Giger MD therapy sessions.

Hearing loss and hearing aids

Combine with laser phototherapy and, if needed, a hearing aid adjusted according to our instructions. We work with a hearing aid specialist.

Pregnancy

Combine with haptonomy. Our nutritionist is trained in this field and will be happy to advise you.

Vestibular sensitivity and dizziness

Combine with relaxation techniques, EMDR brief therapy, laser phototherapy sessions, autonomic nervous system regulation and vestibular rehabilitation.

Conclusion

Whether as the main method or as support, the Tomatis approach acts as an accelerator and increases the chances that the therapy will succeed.

In their own words

“Kevin was very receptive, even though classical music wasn't really his favourite kind of music.”

Kevin's mother, 14. Read the testimonial (Kevin's mother, 14)

“This is the result of your support and your method, which really took a weight off my mind and helped Hakim move forward and gain confidence in himself.”

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“My dad and my friends tell me I've become more mature, that I express myself much better, that my questions are more thought through.”

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