Re: The Listening Program in NJ

[Guest guest]

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Hi! How are you guys doing? I appreciate your response to some of my recent

posts regarding teaching my boys how to ride a trike.

Can you tell me where you got your Listening program? Do you have bone

conduction headphones?

Thanks, Dana

bigcheech91 <bigcheech91@...> wrote:

If the seller has all the information that comes with it, you can

easily do it on your own. We had one consult with the SLP and are now

doing it at home as per the protocol in their instructions. I recently

started doing it with my NT three year old as well. I say go for it!

in NJ

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> Does anyone know if The Listening Program can be implementing on your

> own or do you need to have someone do it for you? I was considering

> purchasing it from a seller on Ebay but didn't know if I could

> implement the program on my own. If I need someone to implement it

> with me, who would that be....The National Association of Child

> Development (NACD)? Will they do it w/o purchasing it through them?

> Others? Our two speech therapists cannot do it nor can our OT's.

> Thank you!

>

Dana

and Garrett, just turned 4, SCD 2 years

Celiac, ASD, Speech and Motor Apraxia, sensory processing disorder

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Dana

http://www.thelisteningprogram.com/

Sharon

dana pope <danamichellepope@...> wrote:

,

Hi! How are you guys doing? I appreciate your response to some of my recent

posts regarding teaching my boys how to ride a trike.

Can you tell me where you got your Listening program? Do you have bone

conduction headphones?

Thanks, Dana

[Guest guest]

We got ours through the NACD. We use really good headphones, but not

bone conduction. The SLP at NACD said that our level of processing

difficulty did not merit the expense. For those of you buying TLP in

the grey market (ebay etc.): keep in mind that you will need to use

good to excellent headphones, and not the cheapo ones that sometimes

come with CD players. We bought the more expensive ones offered by

NACD because we thought we might have to do it in the car (not

recommended). We haven't done it in the car, but they are useful for

us anyway because we have a lot of " ambient " noise in our house (aka

loud siblings). The cheaper option was about $100. The CD

player doesn't have to be special -- just a good Sony that costs

about $50 at Best Buy.

I can't think of anything else pertinent right now, but if you have

more questions, let me know.

in NJ

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> ,

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> Hi! How are you guys doing? I appreciate your response to some

of my recent posts regarding teaching my boys how to ride a trike.

>

> Can you tell me where you got your Listening program? Do you

have bone conduction headphones?

>

> Thanks, Dana

[Guest guest]

What headphones are you referring to? Lori told me there was only one

approved set for TLP Level 1. They are $110 but I lucked out and got

them on sale at amazon for $70.

[Guest guest]

Hmmm. Got them from Lori for $180. She did recommend the $110 ones,

but I mentioned the whole car thing...

in NJ

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> What headphones are you referring to? Lori told me there was only one

> approved set for TLP Level 1. They are $110 but I lucked out and got

> them on sale at amazon for $70.

>

[Guest guest]

What was $180? She told me the old approved ones could be used in the

car as they were more closed. Those, a gift from the OT, were $70

regular price. I think you may have gotten robbed!

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> > What headphones are you referring to? Lori told me there was only

one

> > approved set for TLP Level 1. They are $110 but I lucked out and got

> > them on sale at amazon for $70.

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Ours are more like professional DJ quality ones. We really turbo

headphones to screen out the other three children who are playing

nearby, and they are super comfortable as well. I'm happy to be

robbed on this one.

in NJ

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> > > What headphones are you referring to? Lori told me there was

only

> one

> > > approved set for TLP Level 1. They are $110 but I lucked out

and got

> > > them on sale at amazon for $70.

> > >

> >

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