Disguised as video games, EASe products stimulate and challenge a child’s sensory pathways without exceeding the ability to cope. EASe Off-Road, Airshow, UFO, Snowmobile, and Rover games promote appropriate response to sound and reinforce balance. EASe Funhouse Treasure Hunt also builds organization skills and attention span, encouarging the child to listen and follow verbal directions as well as on-screen directions.
As the child experiences short intense challenges to sensory abilities, the brain learns to cope in small steps.
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EASe Snowmobile is a multi level, winter-themed driving game that takes the player through a snowy landscape
on a powerful snowmobile, in search of glowing 100 and 500-point targets, while EASe music plays
automatically in the background.
While playing EASe Snowmobile, the player will experience vestibular challenges, as their vehicle slides
down snowy hills, and bounces off obstacles. Visual challenges are also inherent in the pursuit of the icecovered
targets, while turbulent snow and foliage flies by.
EASe Funhouse is a fun-filled treasure hunt video game that guides the player through a topsy turvy toy land, learning and collecting treasures, while listening to stimulating EASe encoded music. The game employs auditory and virtual vestibular stimulation and encourages the child to willingly participate in therapeutic activities!
EASe Airshow is an exhilarating game that allows the player to fly a quick-maneuvering airplane through the clouds, aiming to pop giant red and green balloons, while EASe music plays automatically in the background. In a fun and easy to control aircraft, the player will explore two cloud-filled levels: a tropical sandy terrain, and mountainous region with lakes and foliage. While playing EASe Airshow, the player will experience vestibular challenges, as they zoom through the clouds in their own aircraft, experimenting with stunt-plane maneuvers. Visual challenges are also inherent in the pursuit of the floating balloons, while clouds and the aircraft’s own jet flame flies past the camera.
EASe UFO is a light-hearted, three level flying game that allows the player to hover around in an alien spacecraft, collecting mysterious gold and silver relics, while EASe music plays automatically in the background. While playing EASe UFO, the player will experience vestibular challenges, as they hover above the cratered surface of the planets, free to explore in any direction! Visual challenges are also inherent in the pursuit of the floating targets, while dust clouds fly past the camera.
EASe Rover is a multi level, NASA replicated, space themed driving game! It allows the player to explore otherworldly terrains, in a realistic lunar rover, collecting mysterious gold and silver relics, while EASe music plays automatically in the background. While playing EASe Rover, the player will experience vestibular challenges, as they zoom in and out of craters, catching lots of hang-time in moon’s low gravity environment. Visual challenges are also inherent in the pursuit of targets from a distance, while moon dust is kicked up by the tires.
Available in 5 different versions: (RS3730) EASe Snowmobile, (RS3732) EASe Airshow and (RS3733) EASe UFO. Also available as a set- (RS3831) EASe Games Set of 5.
Not compatible for mac.
EASe QUESTIONS & ANSWERS*
How many times should my child listen to the EASe CDs per day ?
We recommend two EASe listening sessions per day, usually starting at a low volume and lasting anywhere from a minimum of one song to a maximum of 30 minutes. If your child does not have trouble with tactile hypersensitivity and can wear headphones, you can start at 30 minutes with a low volume. If your child wants to run around and play before the end of the session, then cut back the duration and gradually build up the session time over the next few days.
Can I let my child listen while asleep?
Yes you can let them listen during sleeping time. We usually recommend a "boom box" placed next to the child while they sleep. Do not play it too loud. It is not necessary. Never play it more than 30 minutes, even in their sleep.
My child cannot stand to wear headphones. Can my child listen to EASe CDs with different method than headphones?
Headphones are absolutely the most effective way to play the EASe CD music for a child. However if your child is tactile hypersensitive, then car speakers, home stereo, "boom box" and other methods are less effective, but acceptable.
How long until I see results?
We do not evaluate every child who's parents buy EASe CDs, so we cannot tell who will benefit and who will not. For those children for whom the EASe CDs are appropriate, some react immediately and some take up to three months. An immediate response can be a sense of calm when listening to the EASe CDs, as well as improved eye contact, language improvement, balance and general well being.
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