Re: AIT or Audio Integration Therapy

March 19, 2011

Hi,

We provided AIT for hundreds of patients at Miracle Mountain with

wonderful results. The results were so impressive that we would not

accept a child with autism for hbot unless the parents agreed to AIT.

The results vary from child to child but I have seen children begin

understanding parents commands for the first time. It is difficult to

determine how much of this should be attributed to hbot or AIT but I

would definitely try it. To me the 4 most successful therapies for

anyone on the autism or special needs spectrum are HBOT, AIT, diet and

Stem Cell. I would place HBOT at the beginning of the list and the

others would follow but results will vary from person to person.

Since Judy and I have closed Miracle Mountain and retired, we are

spending the winters in our motor home and we are considering traveling

to various parts of the USA to provide AIT for those who cannot afford

AIT since it runs from $1400 up. Our goal would be to charge enough

to cover our expenses which would probably be from 4 to 6 hundred.

Haven't decided for sure, but we are considering it if anyone has any

comments, let me know. You can email me privately at rhartsoe

@skybest.com (no spaces).

I would definitely recommend doing AIT.

Hartsoe

March 21, 2011

Thanks for weighing in on this.

My daughter is not on the spectrum but she is very sound sensitive and can't

tolerate certain sounds. Also becomes very agitated in a noisy/crowded

environment or if there is cross talk. All this has caused some speech and

sensory issues. The Dr. we met in Mumbai is one of two Berard certified AIT

trained special educators in India and she was extremely confident that AIT

would cure all my daughter's problems.

March 22, 2011

Cure is a big word and should not be used with any therapy. It depends

on the problems for the particular patient. An improvement is worth

the investment. I would certainly advise you to try it.

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