Mary Koska introduces the Safe and Sound Protocol, a music-based treatment for auditory sensitivity. It's five hours of specially processed music delivered in 30 to 60 minute sessions over roughly two weeks, designed to exercise middle-ear muscles and stimulate the vagus nerve.
Hey everyone. Mary Koska here, owner and founder of Ohana ot. And I'm so excited to get this opportunity to tell you about this amazing solution for auditory sensitivity that is called the ssp, the Safe and Sound Protocol. It is just, bar none, the fastest acting solution we've ever had for auditory sensitivity. I'm truly just mind blown. It's been so fun to use this. So it's based on decades of research on the polyvagal theory. And all it is is it's five hours of specially processed music. So an hour at a time, or it can be done a half an hour at a time, preferably within like a two week period. So the kids are listening to this specially processed music music. And what it does is it does two things. So one thing that it does is it exercises the middle ear muscles. And in doing that, the eardrum gets kind of stretched out so that as the sounds are coming in, instead of being all jumbled together, the background noises go more in the background and the voices and the calming, they stimulate the vagus nerve. So the vagus nerve vagmon.
