Interactive Metronome, or IM, is a valuable tool used in therapy to enhance neurological processes like motor planning, sequencing, and processing. Midge Ross, OTR, a highly experienced provider in Plano, particularly on the east side near Garland, Murphy, and Richardson, offers advanced IM therapy with new wireless technology for greater movement freedom and flexibility.
Sessions typically occur at least twice weekly for 3 to 6 months, depending on treatment progression. IM benefits children with sensory integration dysfunction, autism spectrum disorders, ADHD, CAPD, attention and motor impairments, among others.
During IM sessions, clients synchronize hand and foot exercises to a precise computer-generated tone via headphones. Immediate auditory-visual feedback is provided, yielding measurable scores.
Treatment outcomes may include improved focus, attention span, physical endurance, ability to filter distractions, self-monitoring, and coordination.
Summer is an excellent time to focus on IM therapy. For questions or information tailored to your child’s needs, Midge Ross is available for consultations. Visit www.speechandot.com to learn more.
