Listen, Talk and Sing

2024 Fall Registration for Listen, Talk and Sing is Now Open!

Music Class for children with hearing loss and their parents. We will listen, talk, sing, and dance while we interact and play with peers. Parents will connect with each other and learn strategies together!

When: Thursdays September 19th – October 24th
Time: 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM
Where:
Sattva Wellness Studio
2550 Youngfield St, Lakewood, CO 80215
Facilitator: Krissa Britsch MS, CCC-SLP, LSLS Cert AVT

If you have questions about the program, contact Krissa at krissabritschavt@gmail.com

Space is limited so register today!

Please note that this Listen, Talk and Sing class is primarily for children with hearing loss. If the class fills up, we will put you on a wait list and notify you a week prior to classes beginning if space is available. Thank you for understanding!

Girls playing instruments in the Music Together within Therapy program

Benefits of Music Class

Taught by a Listening and Spoken Language Specialist
Brain building activity that supports learning in all areas of development (particularly speech and language!)
Peer Interaction
Parent connection with other parents
Learn strategies to use in daily routines to support ongoing learning at home

Music Together Registration

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Did You Know?

Encouraging music and music appreciation can help your child become a better learner, listener, and talker? According to “Music Training for Children with Sensorineural Hearing Loss Improves Speech-in-Noise Perception” (JSLHR, Vol 63, June 2020, Lo, et al) music training has been found to:

Help children with hearing loss understand speech in noise better
Can enhance language abilities
Improve rhythm and rhyming skills
Improve working memory that is needed with attention and focus
Improve the ability to learn sound patterns
Improve pitch matching with songs and phrases
May help improve clarity and typical sounding prosody (the rising and falling of our pitch when we talk)

There have been many times when she has announced how thankful she is that she can hear and speak. She truly appreciates the gift.

–Becky, Mother of a Listen Graduate

Help Make a Difference!

Help us fulfill our mission of getting more Colorado children listening and talking. Your contribution is used primarily to fund Listening and Spoken Language Therapy from our amazing network of therapists, helping children desperatly in need across the state.