AIT is the #1 clinically studied auditory based educational intervention! All sessions are conveniently completed at home under the supervision of an AIT Practitioner. AIT services are available in the USA, Canada and other English speaking countries.

AIT requires 10 hours of sound therapy, with 20 sessions of 30 minutes each, done 2 times daily over 10 consecutive days. This listening therapy helps to correct hyperacute hearing, tinnitus and other auditory challenges.

AIT has been used successfully with children and adults with many different diagnoses for over 60 years.

Remarkable results are achieved for many families. There are more than 60+ years of clinical research and 28+ scientific studies on AIT.

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Please use this free Signs of Auditory Problems Checklist
Checklist below to see if you, your child or another Participant may benefit from AIT services.

If the total score is high on this Quick Symptom Checklist, we recommend that you also complete our comprehensive 76 question AIT On-Line Checklist with a scored email report

36 Signs of Auditory Problems Checklist
Key Symptoms and Behaviors That AIT Helps!

Download the 36 Signs Auditory Problems Checklist to Complete By Hand

Scoring Key: 0 = NONE 1 = VERY MILDLY 2 = PROBLEMATIC 3 = SEVERELY DISRUPTING

CONDITION	0	1	2	3
1. History of middle ear infections before three years of age.
2. History of middle ear infections .
3. History of ear tube operations.
4. Does not pay attention to instruction or teaching 50% or more of the time.
5. Has difficulty following spoken directions.
6. Often necessary to repeat instructions.
7. Does not learn well through auditory channel.
8. Slow processing of auditory input.
9. Cannot always relate what is heard to what is seen.
10 Cannot attend to purely auditory input for more than a few seconds.
11. Frequently misunderstands what is said.
12. Often asks for repetition of what was said /says “huh?” & “what?”
13. Forgets what was said in a few minutes.
14. Has a short attention span.
15. Daydreams, attention drifts.
16. Easily distracted by sounds.
17. Ability to work deteriorates in groups or crowds.
18. Experiences problems with sound discrimination.
19. Has difficulty with phonics.
20. Has problem repeating or remembering sequences.
21. Is bothered by sounds/covers ears or has a painful discomfort reaction.
22. Notices sounds before others do.
23. Has “startle” reaction to sounds that don’t bother anyone else.
24. Needs loud music to be able to concentrate on homework.
25. Seeks “quiet time”.
26. Does not comprehend many words/concepts for their age.
27. Has a language problem (grammar, vocabulary, etc.)
28. Has had/now has an articulation problem (speech).
29. Has problems relating a story or event.
30. Reading and/or spelling problems.
31. Makes more mistakes in the beginning of tasks than at the end.
32. Makes more mistakes at the end of a task than at the beginning.
33. Disruptive, annoying behaviour(s).
34. Withdraws socially.
35. Inconsistencies of performance and of errors.
36. Is underachieving scholastically.
TOTAL SCORE: Total up the numbers per column and write in the boxes below each column. The higher the scores, the greater the need for AIT services.
Scoring Key: 0 – 36 = no concern 37 – 72: mild problem 72 and more: definite auditory problem THIS AUDITORY PROBLEMS CHECKLIST WAS COMPILED BY STAFF OF THE IELP AS PART OF A RESEARCH PROJECT INTO AUDITORY PROCESSING PROBLEMS IN CHILDREN AND ADULTS, WITH REFERENCE TO THE FISCHER’S APC, AND THE WORKS OF A.J. KATZ.

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Quick Check of Symptoms: Sign That Will Benefit From Auditory Integration Training

Quick Check of Symptoms:
Sign That Will Benefit From Auditory Integration Training