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Berard
AIT
is a 10 hour auditory intervention. There are 20 supervised
listening sessions of 30 minutes each, completed over 10 or 12
consecutive days. AIT has many
scientific studies. The minimum age recommended is 3
years.
AIT
Practitioners
are trained
professionals.
AIT Session
prices in the USA
range from about $1,200 to 2,000. Prices will vary
internationally by county.
All information
provided here is for
educational purposes. |
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 Molly Buist, OTR/L
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View USA AIT Locations
Berard AIT Practitioner:
Grand Rapids,
Michigan, USA
Fee: $2,000 for AIT sessions:
20 half hour sessions (10 hours)
over 10 or 12 consecutive days
PLUS
10 additional hours of treatment with a
sensory integration focus. Treatment intensive model.
Complete AIT CHECKLIST
View USA AIT Locations
PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS AND ASSOCIATIONS
PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION
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Bachelor of Science in
Occupational Therapy, Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, Michigan,
1991
CONTINUING EDUCATION
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“Critical Factors for
Optimal Outcomes for Children With Autism and Special Needs”, 11th
Annual ICDL International Conference, November 2007
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“A View from the Floor”,
Sherri Cawn, SLP and Beth Osten, OTR—Instructors, September 2004
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DIR/Infancy and Early
Childhood Training Course, Stanley Greenspan, M.D. and Serena Wieder,
Ph.D.—Instructors, 2004
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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 2004
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Samonas Sound Therapy, Ingo
Steinbach—Instructor, completed advanced training 7/01
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Craniosacral Therapy, Sacred
Spaces, Cathy Holway—Instructor
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY CONTINUING
EDUCATION
Courses completed during the last 10 years:
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“Treating Sensory
Modulation Disruptions: The STEPSI-A Tool for Effective Clinical Reasoning”,
Tracy Stackhouse, MA, OTR and Julia Wilbarger, Ph.D., OTR
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“Evaluation and Treatment
of Sensory Processing Disorders”, Bonnie Hanschu, OTR
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“Feuerstein
Instrumental Enrichment”, Meir Ben-Hur
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“Listening With the Whole
Body”, Sheila Frick, OTR
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“The Vestibular, Auditory,
Visual Triad”, Sheila Frick, OTR, Mary Kawar, OTR, Steven Cool, PhD
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“Sensory Defensiveness and
RelatedSocial/Emotional and Neurological Problems”, Patricia Wilbarger,
Med, OTR
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“When Children Won’t Eat:
The SOS Approach to Feeding”, Kay Toomey, PhD
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“Pediatric Myofascial”,
John Barnes, PT
PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
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The Center for Childhood
Development, Jenison, MI. Founded in 2004.
Clinic Owner: Molly Buist, OTR
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Provide occupational
and speech therapy services to children ages birth to adolescence.
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Developmental Enhancement,
PLC has a group of psychologists that work at the center. Services at
CCD include: multi-disciplinary and individual evaluation of
developmental skills including motor, sensory, emotional, speech/
language/communication skills, and cognitive abilities.
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We address the full
developmental profile of the child and work closely with families to
determine the optimal treatment plan for their child.
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Collaboration with
community agencies, schools and physicians is another important aspect
of the center.
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Vision and Sensory Center,
co-founder, Wyoming, MI
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Grand Rapids Public
Schools, Grand Rapids, MI, 9/00-9/03
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National Heritage Charter
Schools, Grand Rapids, MI, 9/99-9/00
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Holland Community Hospital,
Holland, MI, 7/91-9/99
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