Re: Re: Auditory Intervention Question

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I was not happy with Dr., I know several parents who were very

unhappy with his treatment contact me offline if you want more info. Trina

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> You might want to visit the Neuro Sensory Enhancement Center of

> Austin before you try AIT. Dr. , MD () treats

> hyperacusis caused by viral problems first. If your child still has a

> problem after trying the " bio " approach, then try AIT. If you treat

> with AIT first, you might end up with a temporary fix and treat

> symptoms, not the true cause of the problem. The hyperacusis can come

> back for other reasons, even certain prescription drugs can cause it,

> but it sure beats having to do AIT several times. Gets expensive. Dr.

> usually has his services covered by insurance companies by

> the way.

> Regards,

> Pat DeBellis

> Quest For Bright Horizons, Inc.

> An AIT provider

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> > Hello everyone! Hope you are all having a good weekend! I had a

> > question concerning auditory training and whatnot. My son started

> > Kindergarten this year and part of it involves going to PE. I

> thought

> > he would enjoy this since he loves being active and running around.

> But

> > the last few days he says that his ears hurt because it is too

> loud. I

> > know he's sensitive to some noises that are loud. He can't handle

> > fireworks, vaccums (even though he LOVES playing with them), his

> little

> > brother crying, airplanes, blenders, things of that nature. So I am

> > guessing there are so many kids in PE that it gets quite loud. I

> have

> > addressed this with his teachers of course. But I ran across

> something

> > about auditory training and was wondering, is there a specific

> > therapist for this? Would it be beneficial for helping him with

> loud

> > sounds? Just curious for more info! TIA!

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