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Program Description:

Auditory-Language Processing describes the processes needed for a child to receive, process and use auditory information. Some children have difficulty with these processes due to an auditory processing disorder, others due to hearing loss and still others due to listening challenges.

This workshop presents information about the auditory-language process and then addresses the needs of children who have these difficulties due to a variety of causes. The workshop encompasses evaluation and treatment of auditory-language challenges in school-aged children. This workshop will focus on auditory-language interventions that can be easily implemented by speech-language pathologist and special educators.
 
Target Audience:

• ​Speech-Language Pathologists
• Classroom Teachers

Time-Ordered Agenda:

8:00-8:30      Registration 

8:30- 10:15   The Auditory-Language Processing Model for Evaluating and Diagnosing Auditory–Language Processing Disorder

10:15-10:30  BREAK

10:30-12:00  From dianosis to treatment - A Hierarchical Approach

​12:00-1:00    LUNCH BREAK (on your own)

1:00-2:15      Auditory-Language strategies, interventions and accommodations

2:15-2:30      BREAK

​2:30-3:30      Designing and individualized Integrated Lesson Plan Integrated Lesson Plan

3:30-4:00      Summary of Key Points and Q&A session 
                     

Learning Objectives:

At the conclusion of this conference participants will be better able to: 

• The participants will be able to describe and differentiate auditory from language based skills.
  
• Participants will be able to outline key elements in top-down and bottom-up intervention for APD and other auditory-based deficits.
• The participants will be able to develop an integrated Lesson Plan based on therapeutic hierarchies.
  
• The participants will develop strategies and interventions for the development of appropriate and efficient listening skills for children.
• The participants will be able to develop an appropriate treatment plan from the evaluation results.
  

​​Presenter:

Lois Kam heymann, M.A. CCC-SLP

Lois Kam Heymann, M.A. CCC-SLP, is a Speech and Language Pathologist with over 30 years experience working with children with listening, language and learning challenges and their parents.

Lois has presented hundreds of in-service workshops, seminars and conferences, nationally and internationally, sharing her knowledge and techniques with parent groups, school systems and speech-language pathologists. Lois also works training therapists and teachers nationally as well as internationally in     London, India, Dubai, Puerto Rico, Haiti, Ethiopia and Bulgaria.

Lois’ book: The Sound of Hope: Recognizing, Coping with and Treating Your Child’s Auditory Processing Disorder (Random House Publishing) is a parent guide to the importance of listening skills development in children birth to 8 years old. The book has a forward by Rosie O’Donnell.

Lois has developed Sounds Fun! A listening, language and pre-literacy program for children ages 3-6.

Lois’ mission is to share her philosophy, techniques and methods with parents, therapists and teachers around the world.

Speakers Financial & Non-Financial Disclosures: 

Financial Disclosure:  Lois Kam Heymann received and Honorarium for this presentation and from the sale of her books and programs.

Non-financial Disclosure:  Lois Kam Heymann serves on the WWO-Bulgaria Board of Directors. She is the  Auditory Consultant to The Park Century School, Culver City, California. Lois Is a life time member of the American Speed and Hearing Association( ASHA) ​

Fee Schedule:

Registration by 11/29/19 -  $175.00  

Group Registration by 11/29/19 (5 or more) - $165.00 

Student (with Student ID) by 11/29/19 - $140.00

Registration after 11/29/19 - $190.00

.6 CEUs offered

​Level:  Intermediate

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For Further Information, please contact Kimberly Neary or Jessica Resnick

at 516-520-6076 or email conferences@littlevillage.org
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