Berard Auditory Integration Training (AIT)
The current Berard Auditory Integration Training (Berard AIT) protocol requires that a participant listen to modulated music on a device developed for Berard AIT, using high quality headphones for a total of ten (10) hours, over 10 (or 12) consecutive days under the supervision of a professionally trained AIT Practitioner.
Dr. Guy Berard of France developed Auditory Integration Training as a procedure to efficiently retrain a disorganized auditory system. He treated and reviewed cases for over 8,000 clients during his 40 year career. Through his years of research, Dr. Berard determined that when auditory processing is not working correctly, it prohibits the efficient processing of information.
Dr. Berard believed that hypersensitivity to sound, hearing distortions and delays in the auditory signals contribute to inefficient learning.
Berard AIT uses electronically modulated and/or filtered music to retrain the ear and auditory system to work properly. Current research confirms that Berard AIT retrains the acoustical reflex (stapedius) muscle of the inner ear. How we listen to and process auditory information and sound affects our alertness, attention span, concentration , information processing, and the way we express ourselves both verbally and in writing. When the listening process or the auditory system is not working properly or integrated, it can interfere with our entire system and our ability to function optimally.
Dr. Guy Berard of France developed Auditory Integration Training as a procedure to efficiently retrain a disorganized auditory system. He treated and reviewed cases for over 8,000 clients during his 40 year career. Through his years of research, Dr. Berard determined that when auditory processing is not working correctly, it prohibits the efficient processing of information.
Dr. Berard believed that hypersensitivity to sound, hearing distortions and delays in the auditory signals contribute to inefficient learning.
Berard AIT uses electronically modulated and/or filtered music to retrain the ear and auditory system to work properly. Current research confirms that Berard AIT retrains the acoustical reflex (stapedius) muscle of the inner ear. How we listen to and process auditory information and sound affects our alertness, attention span, concentration , information processing, and the way we express ourselves both verbally and in writing. When the listening process or the auditory system is not working properly or integrated, it can interfere with our entire system and our ability to function optimally.
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