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Auditory Integration Training

Auditory Integration Training is considered an alternative, non-pharmaceutical, non-invasive intervention designed to alleviate hearing discomfort or hypersensitivity. It has been known to accelerate progress with allied therapies such as speech, occupational therapy, movement and other developmental therapies. DAN (Defeat Autism Now) Doctors advise parents to consider AIT as one of the first interventions, to alleviate symptoms of autism, reduce painful hearing (hyperacusis) and improve receptive language.

 http://www.aitresources.com/

Dr. Curtis Baxstrom
Northwest Vision & Learning Center
Developmental Optometrist
Federal Way, Washington
253-661-6005

Aimee Roberts
Blue Sky Pediatric Therapy
Occupational Therapist specializing in Sensory Integration Therapy
Federal Way, Washington
253-376-8265

 

Judy Russell
Learning specialist and Vision Therapist, HANDLE – trained neuro-developmental specialist (First Class)
Federal Way, Washington
360-753-5523

 

Phyllis Debertin
Speech and Language Services
Certified Speech / Language Pathologist, specializing in verbal apraxia and other neuromuscular disorders as well as language processing disorders
Federal Way, Washington
253-661-7942

 

Paula Herrington
Communication and Language And Speech Services
Certified Speech / Language Pathologist, specializing in ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis) and Floortime and PROMPT
Federal Way, Washington
253 874-9300

 

Kim Sweeney
Occupational Therapist, specializing in Cranial Sacral Therapy
Federal Way, Washington
360-825-7201

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