To track your child’s progress with the Tomatis® Method, you can participate in regular assessments conducted by the Tomatis® practitioner to measure improvements in areas such as language skills, motor coordination, and emotional regulation. Keeping a journal to record noticeable changes in your child’s behavior, learning abilities, social interactions, and emotional responses over time can also be beneficial. Additionally, consulting with your child’s teachers and caregivers to gather their observations on progress in school and other settings provides valuable insights. Reviewing progress reports provided by the practitioner, which often include detailed observations and assessments, is another helpful tool. Regularly communicating with the Tomatis practitioner to discuss your child’s development and address any concerns or questions is essential. Lastly, engaging in activities with your child and observing improvements in communication, attention, and emotional well-being can offer practical evidence of progress.
