Countless listeners worldwide
have chosen The Listening Program for its ease of use,
cost-effectiveness and verifiable results.
But just as every listener is unique, so is the program
implementation for each listener. No effective method
is ever “one size fits all,” and that is
why TLP relies on qualified, trained providers to administer
the TLP method.
Who are TLP Providers?
TLP Providers are comprised of a diverse group
of practitioners including:
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Occupational Therapists |
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Speech and Language Pathologists |
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Audiologists |
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Psychologists |
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Licensed Clinical Social Workers |
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Special Education Professionals |
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Physicians |
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Educators |
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Music Instructors |
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And others |
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Professionals become TLP Providers by completing a
comprehensive training program. Once trained, TLP Providers
are well-equipped to design listening schedules specifically
for each client. They find the flexibility of TLP invaluable,
enabling significant progress for clients along the
continuum—from those seeking peak-performance
to those struggling with debilitating disorders. What’s
more, the TLP method integrates well with a broad range
of modalities, actually enhancing other approaches.
What to Expect
After an initial client intake, TLP Providers will determine
an appropriate, individual listening plan. Generally,
listeners will use TLP once or twice a day for 15 minutes,
five days a week. The initial listening plan will take
place over the course of at least a few months, followed
by maintenance listening to build on specific benefits.
As TLP Providers monitor progress, they will often make
adjustments throughout the listening plan to meet individual
needs.
Whatever the listening schedule, consistency on the
part of the listener is critical. For lasting change,
casual exposure to auditory stimulation will not produce
results. The brain must be frequently and repetitively
presented with specific auditory stimulation, with the
right intensity, and for a sufficient duration of time
for effective change.
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