With the SSP, you can create a customized program and listening experience guided by your client’s needs, presentation and desired outcomes. The SSP includes three pathways, or levels of filtration, and five playlists that include vocal and non-vocal music to appeal to a wide range of audiences. What are the SSP Pathways?

The SSP contains several vocal and non-vocal music playlists and levels of filtration to help you support client engagement and participation in the listening process. Multiple vocal and non-vocal playlists allow the SSP to be accessible to many populations, and allow you to …

The SSP uses music that you may already be familiar with. The music is filtered through an algorithm that enhances intonation changes within the frequency range of the human voice, training the auditory processing system to attune to cues of safety.

We asked SSP people to send us their music - created by them - to produce a playlist we can all listen to while we're working from home. And they responded in style! This video contains 31...

2023年12月14日 · Created by Dr. Stephen Porges, the Safe and Sound Protocol (SSP) is a powerful listening therapy based on the science of Polyvagal Theory. SSP Freely removes barriers preventing your clients from listening to vocal music while retaining the elements and algorithms of the SSP.

The current SSP Playlists include: Groove: eclectic mix of relaxing instrumentals, pop /rock songs, and percussive beats, taking the listener on a rhythmic journey to regulation. Available in both a vocal and instrumental playlist

The SSP music is filtered through a patented, evidence-based algorithm that highlights specific sound frequencies that help regulate the autonomic nervous system. This traditionally involves processed vocal music focusing on the frequency envelope of human speech to retune the nervous system associated with regulating behavioral state and ...

What is the Safe & Sound Protocol (SSP)? The Safe & Sound Protocol is a 5 hour auditory intervention, created by Stephen Porges, the founder of polyvagal theory. SSP music has been specially filtered in a way that causes the vagus nerve to become stimulated during listening.

What is the Safe and Sound Protocol (SSP)? A multi-day auditory and therapeutic intervention utilizing treated popular music designed to reduce stress and auditory sensitivity while enhancing social engagement and resilience. Client listens to music with the Unyte-iLs app on their smart device with my support over Zoom (or with me in person).

2025年2月14日 · The Safe and Sound Protocol (SSP) is a listening program specially filtered music that stimulates the vagus nerve through the middle ear muscle. It is based on Stephen Porges’ Polyvagal Theory and 40 years of research regarding the relationship between the autonomic nervous system and auditory sensitivities, and the social-emotional processes.