]Re: LISTENING THERAPY OR AUDITORY INTERGRATION TRA...

[Guest guest]

Janice, I trying to decide between having our OT do the listening program at

home (she would still need to take a course on the bone conductor she said)

or continue at the Center (we previously did tomatis there), for my

daughter's auditory processing disorder.

Do (and anyone else) really think there is much of a difference between

doing it at home verses a center? I know with the center they do the

evaluations

and testing, but the therapy can be done at home now with some places.

Also, what size are the headphones for the bone conductor listening program?

My daughter doesn't tolerate the small headphones you would use for a CD

player, but liked the big ones she had for tomatis. Thanks, Carolyn

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[Guest guest]

Carolyn,

I am pretty sure the bone conduction headphones are Ipod like. If you

want to get a free second opinion on what TLP may off er you for your

child email eme offlist. My OT is not certified in the bone

conduction part and has success putting the right kids on TLP and is

very honest if it is the wrong thing. If you tell her your story at

least you'd get an idea and maybe even more questions to ask. She is

a real problem solver that way.

The question is free. Obviously if you used her services for set up

that is different but it sounds like you have an OT.

L

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> Janice, I trying to decide between having our OT do the listening

program at

> home (she would still need to take a course on the bone conductor

she said)

> or continue at the Center (we previously did tomatis there),

for my

> daughter's auditory processing disorder.

>

> Do (and anyone else) really think there is much of a difference

between

> doing it at home verses a center? I know with the center they do

the evaluations

> and testing, but the therapy can be done at home now with some

places.

>

> Also, what size are the headphones for the bone conductor

listening program?

> My daughter doesn't tolerate the small headphones you would use for

a CD

> player, but liked the big ones she had for tomatis. Thanks, Carolyn

>

>

>

> **************The year's hottest artists on the red carpet at the

Grammy

> Awards. Go to AOL Music.

> (http://music.aol.com/grammys?NCID=aolcmp00300000002565)

>

>

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