Ease into growth with Stroke Recovery Flow Pre-Care sound therapy

Gently fostering speech, cognition, and connection with soft sessions

NeuraSonic’s Stroke Recovery Flow Pre-Care offers a gentle start to sound therapy, designed to enhance speech, cognition, and social connection for individuals who had a stroke recenlty or not so recently.

Delivered via phone or speakers, it uses tailored high-frequency music to ease auditory sensitivity and improve clarity. Ideal for those overwhelmed by sound or new to therapy, this module supports clearer articulation and focus without complex setups—just listen and grow. 

Suited for all ages, it’s an at-home, pressure-free intro to unlocking potential. Pre-Care calms sensory overload, paving the way for progress with comfort. 

Whether starting fresh or addressing sensitivities, this simple, effective session sets the stage for the Stroke Recovery Flow journey, guiding users toward confidence and engagement with ease. 

Course curriculum

    1. Session 1 (60HLMAX15-58BPM)

    2. Session 2 (61HLMAX14-34BPM)

    3. Session 3 (62HLMAX13-12BPM)

    4. Session 4 (60HLMAX18-56BPM)

    5. Session 5 (61HLMAX17-32BPM)

    6. Session 6 (62HLMAX16-10BPM)

About this course

  • $59.99
  • Time-tested approach leveraging 3 levels of training intensity: 'neural redress', 'cognitive deployment', 'bilateral processing control'
  • 6 sessions
  • 60-minute sessions

  • Faster Movement Gains

    Speech and limbs improve week by week

  • Less Post-Stroke Crash

    Energy lasts longer every day

  • New Neural Pathways

    Daily support for brain repair

What sets this program apart from our other programs?

  • Gradient of delay and precession, to build attention span and facilitate easy transitions

  • Variable switch, to help the ear muscles to flex more progressively

  • High pass filter from 0 - 10,000 hertz for trauma integration

  • Positive gradient of tempo, to break through depressive mood

  • 85% Mozart Music - 15% Sacred Chants and Sacred Sounds

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