Auditory Integration Training SPECIAL

November 28, 2006

K & L Solutions is offering a holiday special for Auditory Integration

Training (AIT).

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Below is a checklist of concerns that may indicate a child being a

candidate for Auditory Integration Training. It is not all-inclusive.

• Has a history of hearing loss

• Has a history of ear infections

• Does not pay attention (listen) to instruction 50% or more of

the time

• Has difficulty following verbal directions – often necessary

to repeat instructions

• Cannot always relate what is heard to what is seen

• Frequently misunderstands what is said

• Says " huh? " or " what? " at least five or more times per day

• Forgets what is said in a few minutes

• Has a short attention span

• Daydreams, attention drifts

• Easily distracted by background noise

• Experiences problems with sound discrimination

• Has " startle " response to sudden sound or movement

• Notices sounds before others do

• Gives unusual descriptions of sounds, auditory stimulation or

sensation

• Constant humming or audible self-talk

• Needs frequent " quiet time " to regain mental energy and

composure

• Has a language problem (phonology, vocabulary, syntax)

• Demonstrates below average performance in one or more

academic area(s)

Who should consider Auditory Integration Training?

Children and adults with:

Autism

Asperger's Syndrome

Hypersensitive Hearing

ADHD

Learning Disabilities

Dyslexia

Sensory Integration Dysfunction

Auditory Processing Disorder

Behavior Disorders

CALL for details. Great value for the holiday season. 25% DISCOUNT.

Loff, M.Ed.

404-684-9361 office

404-805-5652 cell

klsolutions@...

June 17, 2007

Hi,

I have a little company that works with parents and does Deeming

Waivers. In addition to doing the waiver I try to offer my clients

every good resource out there that can help their child. I have

been a nurse for 34 years so I have quite a data base, but I have

never heard of this company or this type of therapy. That's not to

say that it isn't a great program but, before I spent my money, I

would ask for documentation that it has been thoroughly tested and

researched and proven to work and the positive/negative ratios. I

would also ask for the name and number of three people that have

participated in the program that I can talk to. I don't mean to

sound skeptical, but it seems that parents are sometimes encouraged

to spend money on things that aren't proven to work and wind up

doing without things they need for their children.

I hope this helps!

Ann

A Labor of Love

RAISING KIDS SO HIGH, THEIR FEET NEVER TOUCH THE GROUND.

> AIT Summer Special!!

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> K & L Solutions is offering an Auditory Integration Training

special again this summer. In-home program for $550. Call to

schedule your audiogram (no Charge) to determine whether or not your

child is a candidate for AIT.

>

> Kiernan, Berard-certified Auditory Integration Training

Practitioner.

> klsolutions@...

> 404-805-5652 cell

> Who is a candidate for AIT? Children and adults with:

> Autism

> Asperger's Syndrome

> ADHD

> Dyslexia

> Behavior Disorders

> Learning Disabilities

> Auditory Processing Disorders

> Sensory Integration Dysfunction

> Hypersensitive Hearing

>

> Auditory Integration Training (AIT) typically consists of 20

half-hour sessions of listening to specifically modulated music over

a 10-day period.

>

> The listener receives 20 listening sessions lasting 30 minutes

over a 10-day period. The listener has two sessions a day for ten

days. During the listening sessions, the person listens to

processed music. Audiograms are typically obtained prior to, at the

midpoint, and at the completion of the AIT listening session. The

first and the mid-point audiograms are used to set filters on the

AIT machines. These filters are used to dampen (40 dB or more)

those frequencies which the person hears too acutely (peaks).

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