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The Uniqueness of Cheri’s Work
Cheri works tirelessly to develop educational and advocacy resources for parents, clients, and professionals. She strives to teach others to recognize behaviors associated with both visual and auditory processing difficulties. As children and teens begin to understand the why behind their difficulties, Cheri sees improved self-acceptance and increased positive interactions between loved ones. Testimonials and stories woven into video presentations provide a glimpse of the life-changing effects of Cheri’s work with clients of all ages.
Moore Auditory-Visual Questionnaires
The Moore Auditory-Visual Questionnaires were developed by Cheri Moore to improve her ability to consistently and fully understand the client’s academic or workplace difficulties, injuries, and ear, nose, and throat health. What used to take Cheri hours to learn through phone calls and emails is now easily learned through the client’s Moore Auditory-Visual Questionnaire Report. Accuracy is improved through pre-questionnaire activities and questions that are answered with the help of a loved one or close friend. Moore Auditory-Visual Questionnaire Reports also help clients communicate concerns with their doctors, therapists, and teachers.
Auditory-Visual Training Protocols
The Auditory-Visual Training Protocols were developed by Cheri to maximize clients’ responses to vision therapy and auditory integration training. Cheri tracked clients’ progress and observed emotional responses during their auditory integration training programs and vision therapy. Her observations led to the development of the Auditory-Visual Protocols. Over time, Cheri learned to improve emotional health while optimizing clients’ ability to make progress and maintain progress after completion of auditory integration training and vision therapy. Research shows remarkable and complex interactions within the hearing and visual system.
Cheri’s special education teaching license enables her to provide additional services:
1) IEP and 504 accommodation letters
2) End of the year Letter of Progress
3) End of year achievement testing with accommodations (Iowa & Stanford)
Auditory Integration Training Benefits Individuals With:
- Sound Intolerance
- Trauma, like a concussion
- Poor ear, nose, or throat health
- Hearing loss with sound intolerance
- A Concussion
- Autism
- Attention deficits with or without hyperactivity
- Dyslexia
- Specific learning disabilities
- Central Auditory Processing Deficits
FDA Statement On AIT
“Auditory Integration Training remediates impairments in auditory discrimination (sound sensitivity and auditory distortion) associated with Autism, Learning Disabilities, and related disorders – ADD, ADHD, CAPD (Central Auditory Processing Deficits), SPD (Sensory Processing Disorder), Dyslexia.“
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