Two New Free Information Seminars Added in June at The Davis Center

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(Free-Press-Release.com) June 13, 2005 -- Budd Lake, NJ (June 9, 2005)� Due to recent demand, The Davis Center, the world�s most comprehensive sound therapy center, has added two additional free information seminars in June! The Davis Center is hosting the two free information sessions on Sunday, June 26th from 1:00-3:00pm and on Monday, June 27 from 7:00-9:00pm at 98 Route 46 West, Budd Lake, NJ in Morris County.

The free information seminar will discuss sound-based therapies, how and why they can help people in need of change and will include a tour of the facility and a question and answer period. It will also help people better understand some exciting summer programs for kids such as Read-Spell- Comprehend (RSC) and a New Creative Arts Camp offered exclusively at The Davis Center. Attendees will learn how Sound Therapy can enhance the lives of your loved ones and help those with difficulties with spelling, writing, reading comprehension, and sound sensitivities from lecturer and author, Ms. Dorinne Davis.

Dorinne Davis, President and Founder of The Davis Center, is an Educational and Rehabilitative Audiologist with 35+ years experience including a Bachelor's degree in Speech & Hearing and Speech & Drama; then a Master's in Audiology / Deaf Education at Montclair State College in New Jersey. She is certified in Speech Correction, Pre-school Education, Speech & Drama, Teacher of the Hard of Hearing, and Supervision by the NJ Department of Education. Ms. Davis is the author of three books including her new release �Sound Bodies through Sound Therapy� and is the only person in the world trained in all of the major Sound Therapies.

�Sound Therapy can help with a child�s overall development, from body movement and coordination to language and social interaction. With my test battery, parents can explore sound therapy options without the expense or time commitment needed to try an actual therapy� explains Ms. Davis.

Parents, educators, and medical professionals are encouraged to attend. Also, this is an important event for anyone involved in the life of someone with special needs such as Autism, Dyslexia, Learning Disabilities and AD/HD.

The Davis Center information seminars are free educational programs that are intended for the general public. Please reserve a seat today as limited space is available. For ongoing dates and seating reservations, or to schedule a private consultation, call (973) 347-7662 or visit The Davis Center online at www.thedaviscenter.com.