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We are the most comprehensive
Berard AIT resource website for parents.
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.
Visit Other Parent
Resource Sites:
Detox My Child
Homeopathy for
Special Needs Children (HSNC)
Homeopathy for Women
SPD Sensory
Processing Disorder Resource Groups
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 Lynette Burke, OTR/L
Berard AIT Practitioner: Portland, Oregon, USA and also Washington
areas
Fee: $2,000 for AIT Sessions:
20 half hour sessions (10 hours)
over 10 or 12 consecutive days
PLUS 5 additional hours of
Occupational and Sensory Integration Therapy.
Complete AIT Checklist
Register for AIT Sessions with Lynette
Burke
View USA AIT Locations
PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS, CERTIFICATION AND ASSOCIATIONS
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AIT-PRO
Member, Auditory Integration Training Professional Resource Organization
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Occupational Therapist,
Registered, American Occupational Therapy Certification Board,
Certification #523654
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Occupational Therapist License,
State of Washington, License #027801
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Occupational Therapist License,
State of Oregon, License #90 523654
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Occupational Therapist License,
State of Wisconsin, License #3731-026
PROFESSIONAL
EDUCATION
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Master’s Level Occupational Therapy
Program, San Jose State University, San Jose, California, 1984.
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BA Psychology/Child Development,
St. Mary’s College, Moraga, California,
1981.Received Frederick Wheelan Award from Department of Psychology
CONTINUING EDUCATION
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“A View from the Floor",
Sheri Cawn, SLP and Beth Osten, OTR--Instructors, January 2004
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DIR/Infancy and Early Childhood
Training Course, Stanley Greenspan, M.D. and Serena Wieder,
Ph.D.--Instructors, April 2002
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Advanced Therapeutic Listening,
Sheila Frick, OTR and Mary Kawar, OTR--Instructors, October 2003
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Berard AIT,
Sally Brockett, Instructor,
December 2002
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Listening Fitness Program, Paul
Madaule--Instructor, April 2000
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Samonas Sound Therapy, Ingo
Steinbach--Instructor, completed advanced training 8/99.
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Certification in Sensory Integration
and Praxis Test, completed 1/96
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PROJECT SIT-UPS,
Professional training for upgrading skills in working with
children aged birth to three with sensory impairments, completed 8/95-6/9.
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Cranial Sacral Therapy I & II,
Upledger Institute, 3/99-12/99
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY CONTINUING EDUCATION
Courses completed during the last 10 years:
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“How
Does Your Engine Run? The Alert Program of Self-Regulation”, Sherry
Shellenberger, OTR and Mary Williams, OTR
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“Evaluation and Treatment of Sensory Processing Disorders”, Bonnie
Hanschu, OTR
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“Listening With the Whole Body”, Sheila Frick, OTR
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“The
Vestibular, Auditory, Visual Triad”, Sheila Frick, OTR and Steven
Cool, PhD
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“More--Integrating the Mouth with Sensory and Postural Function”,
Patricia Otter, MA, OTR, Sheila Frick, OTR, and Eileen Richter, MPH, OTR
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“Sensory Defensiveness and Related Social/Emotional & Neurological Problems”
Patricia Wilbarger, MEd, OTR and Julia Wilbarger, MS, OTR
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“Cranial Sacral Therapy for Pediatrics”, Regi Boehme, OTR
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“Combining
NDT and SI Treatment Techniques”, Rosemary White, OTR
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“Motor
Learning and Acquisition of Skills”, Lois Bly, RPT
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“Evaluation and Treatment of Feeding Issues”, Suzanne
Evans-Morris, OTR
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“From
Eyesight to Insight”, Mary Kawar, OTR and Dr. Carl Hillier, DO
PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
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Advanced Pediatric Therapies, Inc.,
Portland, OR, current.
Clinic owners: Lynette Burke, OTR/L and Sharron Donnelly, MS, OTR/L
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Provide
occupational therapy services to children ages birth to 18 years in a
private therapy clinic specializing in sensory integration.
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Services
include: evaluation of fine motor skills, visual motor skills,
self-care skills, sensory processing/modulation abilities, motor
planning/ praxis abilities, oral motor skills, and attention/arousal
skills with written report; identification of goals and treatment plan;
direct occupational therapy services; collaboration with community
agencies/schools/physicians;
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and
instruction for family in home programs.
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Duties
also include program development, clinical mentoring of staff
therapists, continuing inservice education to other staff members, and
educational presentations to community/medical agencies in areas of
expertise.
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NeuroTherapeutics, Inc., Oregon City,
OR
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Vancouver Children’s
Therapy Center, Vancouver, WA,
7/90-6/00
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National Rehab. Services,
Fullerton, CA, 8/88-3/89
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The Center of Home Health,
Chino, CA, 10/88-3/89 and 8/87-1/88
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Rose Medical Center,
Denver, CO, 5/85-10/86
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Sewall Rehabilitation
Center, Denver, CO, 11/84-5/85
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We Care Day Treatment Center, Concord,
CA, 5/84-9/84
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