Being misunderstood is common among children suffering from behavior disorders. Commonly, people or even parents construe poor behavior as an act of being naughty and defiant of a child. It is seldom for parents to understand and give attention to the behavior disorder the child exhibits or is suffering from. As a result, child behaviors are not properly addressed and remedied at its early onset.
While some other parents or guardians would care to bring their kids to an expert, diagnosis of the disorder is sometimes the end. Diagnoses are very essential to further the medical health setting for the child. However, only few parents would extend patience and care to look beyond the label of the diagnosis and seek help.
Sound Therapy
Sound therapy is a proven method to address child behavior disorders. Sound frequencies enhance the balance of the body. It creates harmony between the physical, mental, and emotional components of a person. Sound frequencies directly affect hormones, body nutrients, and amino acids. At a normal state, cells react to the vibration of sounds to create energy levels for life vitality.
The energy blueprint of the body is the focus of sound therapy. Due to the child behavior disorder, there are areas or components of the body that are not working properly and harmoniously. With the aid of sound vibrations, the energy level of the body is scattered throughout the system to create internal body balance.
Child Disorders
Sound therapy has helped children suffering from various types of behavior disorders. The following disorders and character traits can be addressed and alleviated through continuous and programmed sound therapy.
• Autism. Autistic children are isolated from the world; they have their own world, so to speak. They cannot communicate and relate with others effectively. They often exhibit abnormalities in some areas of life.
There are different subgroups of autism. Children suffering from aspergers syndrome can work well with other areas of life with milder symptoms on vital components of daily activities. Generally, an autistic child has a difficulty in relating to others due to the auditory problem affecting speech.
With the aid of sound therapy, ear muscles and auditory nerves are vibrated with a specific frequency. Vibrations trigger sensory nerves to reflect sounds back to the brain. The result would enable the person to integrated and relate to others with a more defined emotional capability.
• ADHD. Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder strikes more children than other forms of child behavior disorder. ADHD sufferers find it hard to relate with others – as to communication and following set of rules. He or she would find it hard to focus on a single thing for longer periods. The disruptive disorder is often linked to inattention and anxiety.
