CONSCIOUS EAR

By Alfred A. Tomatis

FICTION

0 Pages

Formats: Trade Paper

Trade Paper, $25.95 (US $25.95) (CA $35.00)

Publication Date: January 1900

ISBN 9780882681085

Rights: WOR

Barrytown/Station Hill Press, Inc. (Jan 1900)
Station Hill Press

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Overview

This autobiography was originally published in French (1977). The Tomatis Method, which helps develop listening and communication skills, is used in 15 different countries. Tomatis addresses his experience with some of the most difficult therapeutic and educational problems (e.g., stuttering, autism, dyslexia, balance, motor control, and integration) and shows how they are affected and controlled by the ear. His account will be welcomed by speech therapists, performing artists, educators, and psychotherapists.

Reviews

"What Tomatis has done with sound and hearing is virtually a Copernican revolution." — Jean Houston, Ph.D., author of The Possible Human

"Tomatis#&39; work is the long awaited foundation for what may well be the most important research in sound, learning and health." — Don Campbell, author of Introduction to the Musical Brain and Rhythms of Learning

"In the tradition of Buckminster Fuller, Emanuel Swedenborg and Nicola Tesla, Tomatis is an irrepressible pioneer." — Marilyn Ferguson, author of The Aquarian Conspiracy

Author Biography

The work of Alfred A. Tomatis, the French physician, psychologist, and educator, has had a revolutionary impact on our understanding of the ear, opening the way to a transformation of human listening and a breakthrough in the treatment of learning disorders like dyslexia. The Conscious Ear is the first translation of his famous autobiography and is an intimate account of the life and work of an indisputable genius and a veritable Renaissance man.

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