Helping children with speech and language, attention and concentration, education, and social skills
Home-based therapeutic programmes supporting children and teenagers with developmental challenges
Our tailored, therapeutic home-based Sound Therapy programmes are specifically designed to address a wide range of developmental delays and difficulties in children, including Auditory Processing Difficulties, Sensory Processing Difficulties, Speech and Language Delays, Dyslexia, Dyspraxia, Attention Difficulties and Autism Spectrum Disorders.
The Cluas Programme for Children
How we can help
We provide home-based therapeutic programmes to support children with developmental challenges, tailored to each child’s unique needs.
Working collaboratively with families, we create personalised plans using advanced Sound Therapy and the latest equipment, guided by Level 4 Tomatis Consultant Ronan.
Our approach ensures high-quality care from the comfort of your home, fostering your child’s growth in a familiar, supportive setting.
If you would like to discuss how we may be able to help, please contact us today.
With over 20 years of experience, we are committed to supporting families and helping children with our unique tailored sound therapy programme. We support families with children aged 2 to 17 years who are presenting signs of the following developmental challenges:
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Owen, age 12 – Dyspraxia and Sensory Processing Disorder
“Owen is a 12 year old boy with gross motor dyspraxia and sensory integration dysfunction. Before the programme he had difficulty sleeping, concentrating for long periods and bi lateral coordination. Following the Cluas programme he is sleeping better and achieving more of his potential at school. He is generally calmer and happier. I would strongly…
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Frequently Asked Questions
Tailored programmes for your child
At Cluas, each programme is tailored to the individual child and designed to support listening, sensory processing, communication, attention, learning, regulation, and everyday life.
Below are some of the questions parents often ask before getting started.
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Who does Cluas help?
Cluas supports children and teenagers with concerns linked to auditory processing, sensory processing, speech and language development, dyslexia, dyspraxia, attention difficulties, ADHD, or autism-related challenges. The programme focuses on strengthening the underlying listening and sensory processing skills that support development, learning, regulation, and daily life.Â
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Does my child need a diagnosis, and does Cluas diagnose?
Your child does not need a diagnosis to begin the Cluas programme. Many families come to Cluas while they are waiting for an assessment, or because they have noticed difficulties with listening, attention, sensory processing, speech and language, learning, or regulation Cluas does not provide formal diagnostic assessments for autism, ADHD, dyslexia, auditory processing disorder, or other developmental conditions. The initial consultation is used to understand your child’s profile and decide whether the programme may be suitable.Â
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What is the Cluas Therapeutic Programme?Â
The Cluas Therapeutic Programme is a tailored, home-based listening programme using specially modified music and bone-conducting headphones. It is completed in stages over several months, with review appointments at key points so the programme can be adjusted to your child’s needs. Where appropriate, listening and auditory tests are used to help monitor progress and tailor the programme.Â
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Where is the programme completed, and how does it fit into daily life?
The Cluas programme is completed at home using specialised headphones and a structured listening schedule. Sessions are usually built into your child’s daily routine in a calm, quiet space. Younger children may do play-based activities, while older children and teenagers may prefer quiet activities such as reading, drawing, puzzles, model building, or creative projects. We guide families on what is suitable.Â
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