Re: AIT question-Listening program

[Guest guest]

Has anyone ever tried the Listening Program at home?

Thanks...Kathy

pmrskizner@... wrote:

We had the most benefit of anything we have ever done with AIT. the

trick is to get someone good at it.

Phyllis M. Kizner

PMRSKizner@...

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[Guest guest]

Yes - gave us Sams first receptive langauge since regression. He was much

happier at home than in a clinic, he was only just 4 when we first did it. I

would recommend it and its a good investment becuase you can use it several

times. We do the Speech and Lnaguage Exyension CD at the moment

Mandi in UK

Has anyone ever tried the Listening Program at home?

Thanks...Kathy

[Guest guest]

We do/have done SAMONAS, which is a home-based program you do for typically

6 week cycles then a listening break. You continue those cycles for

typically a year and then as needed. We have found very good results with it

for our son.

kim

Re: [ ] AIT question-Listening program

Has anyone ever tried the Listening Program at home?

Thanks...Kathy

pmrskizner@... wrote:

We had the most benefit of anything we have ever done with AIT. the

trick is to get someone good at it.

Phyllis M. Kizner

PMRSKizner@...

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[Guest guest]

Hi. Do you mind sharing which programs you have

chosen? I went to their website and found so many

options and I did not know which one to choose. My son

has done Berard's method and I have also done FFW. He

has made great prgress from these two but I still feel

as if their is something more I need to do. Thanks.

Vicky

--- Kim Wolford <kjwolford@...> wrote:

> We do/have done SAMONAS, which is a home-based

> program you do for typically

> 6 week cycles then a listening break. You continue

> those cycles for

> typically a year and then as needed. We have found

> very good results with it

> for our son.

>

> kim

>

> Re: [ ] AIT question-Listening

> program

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>

> Has anyone ever tried the Listening Program at home?

>

> Thanks...Kathy

>

> pmrskizner@... wrote:

>

> We had the most benefit of anything we have ever

> done with AIT. the

> trick is to get someone good at it.

>

> Phyllis M. Kizner

> PMRSKizner@...

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

TLP was extremely helpful for me son. For the first two years, their Speech

& Language CD was like a conversation pill for my son since we saw huge bursts

of conversation skills each time he did it. Early on, we found that the

progress faded a bit after a few months so he just listened to it in cycles but

lately doesn't seem to need the booster rounds.

I recently heard that they've revamped TLP into just a two-CD set that they

say works even better. We're going to try that in a few months to see if it

makes any difference. My son's auditory sensativity issues (which were severe)

are totally gone now but he still has some difficulty with auditory processing

when in large groups.

Gaylen