The Tomatis® Method overcomes the limitations of conventional therapy by passively revitalizing vestibular and auditory functions through a developmental-based program. It retrains and enhances both functions by activating intricate ear-nervous system connections. The aim of this research was to investigate the effectiveness of the Tomatis® Method in children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). The research involved a placebo-controlled blind study, where subjects were randomly assigned to either Group 1, receiving treatment, or Group 2, receiving a placebo. All participants exhibited elements of autism spectrum disorder. To monitor progress after the first and second cycles of Tomatis® intensive treatment lasting 14 days each. Progress in cognitive skills, communication, and fine motor skills was tracked. A questionnaire for parents was created to inquire about the success of the Tomatis® method in their children. Improvement was observed in all participants after completing the first and second cycles of Tomatis® treatment in all three examined areas. Parents reported positive changes in their children after the application of the Tomatis® method.
