Auditory Training
Soundiverse
A game-based auditory training program that targets spatial processing disorder, the specific deficit identified by the LiSN-S and/or LiSN-U tests in the APD Suite. Prescribed by a clinician after an APD Suite diagnosis, played by the client in-clinic or at home.
How it works
Targeted training, ten minutes a day
Once a clinician diagnoses spatial processing disorder via the APD Suite, they can issue a Soundiverse ID code through SSIMPL. The client can train at home or in-clinic; the clinician can monitor progress through SSIMPL.
Soundiverse
Auditory training program
- 10 min / dayadaptive difficulty — calibrated to the client's current listening threshold
- 10 weeksa graduated program; compliance supported by in-game rewards and mechanics
- At homeremote review available, no clinic visits required during the training phase; iOS and Android touchscreen devices (Windows coming soon)
- Evidence basebuilt on the LiSN & Learn software developed by Cameron & Dillon at Macquarie University
The clinical loop
The treatment arm of the APD Suite workflow
Diagnose
LiSN-S and LiSN-U identify spatial processing disorder.
Prescribe
The audiologist issues a Soundiverse ID code through SSIMPL.
Train
The client trains in-clinic or at home, ten minutes a day for ten weeks.
Re-measure
Testing is re-administered after ten weeks to measure the outcome.
Suited for
Who Soundiverse is for
Soundiverse instructions
Download the Soundiverse Instructions to learn how to access and play the Soundiverse Auditory Training Game. Ensure you use good quality adult headphones. The guide covers:
- The Soundiverse story
- Installing Soundiverse
- ID code input
- Home screen
- Tutorial (Reward Games) and Demonstration (Training Games)
- Calibration
- Training Game (Listening Game)
- Rewards — Collecting Game, Catching Game, Bakery, Cafe Play
- Progress report