Application of technology "Tomatis" in the Algerian clinical setting

Authors

  • ابتسام زروقي
  • حدة زدام

Abstract

The current field study aims to shed light on the most important modern technological techniques used in the Algerian clinical community, which are provided by the “COZA Clinic” in the municipality of Ain Melilla in Oum El Bouaghi, and exactly in its application of the “Tomatis” technique as a contemporary technological method in dealing with various disorders, and in order to reach these Objective: A case study approach was adopted, where the interview was used as a tool for the study. The study reached a set of results, the most important of which is the role of this technology in caring for, rehabilitating and integrating people with special needs, So that we found that the COZA clinic uses a set of free applications available online to teach children with disabilities, and uses computers, data projectors and electronic tablets to provide free applications for these children while caring for them, and at the same time applies modern foreign technological techniques imported from European countries such as France, and there are expensive and affordable ones, in the care such as Tomatis technology,  Forbrain, Sondsory In order to stimulate brain cells, then the clinic combines the use of applications, programs and modern technological techniques with traditional methods in the rehabilitation of children, and therefore it complies with modern digital standards for the use of technology in caring for various children with disabilities and as a model for autism spectrum disorder, speech delay, and learning difficulties. Finally, we presented a set of recommendations and future suggestions on the importance of including modern technological techniques in education. Treatment, rehabilitation and integration of people with special needs.

Published

2026-10-06

How to Cite

ابتسام زروقي, & حدة زدام. (2026). Application of technology "Tomatis" in the Algerian clinical setting. Human Resources Development Research, 19(01), 135–112. Retrieved from https://rdrh.univ-setif2.dz/index.php/rdrh/article/view/59

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