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Auditory Integration Training is an Educational
intervention.

Berard AIT is an auditory intervention that consists of
10 hours (20 sessions) over 10 or 12 consecutive days, under the supervision of professionally trained AIT Practitioners who follow the Berard AIT protocol.

The minimum recommended age for AIT is 3 years of age.

AIT is a sound therapy with many scientific studies.

All information provided here is for educational purposes.
 

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Speech and Social Interaction Improves with Auditory Integration Training (Berard AIT)

Testimonial by the Parent of a Special Needs Child who completed Berard AIT. Reprinted by permission.

"I think that one of the most noticeable differences in Alysia is that she wants to be around people more."

"I am convinced that Berard Auditory Integration Training has worked for Alysia. After it she definitely seemed to become more aware of herself and more confident.

She also started to take more interest in everything around her, ranging from toys, animals, books adults and other children.

In the last couple of months she has adapted from just playing alongside the other children to interacting not just through play but verbally as well. She has also started calling people that she comes into contact with regularly by their names and not always but about 60% of the time voluntarily saying “Hello nanny” “Goodby Toni” etc.

Her articulation is improving daily. We ask her what things are and can expect to get a reply. I think that one of the most noticeable differences in Alysia is that she wants to be around people more. She now demands our attention and says, “Mummy come here” or “Daddy come on” and hold out her hand for one of us to join her."

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