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TLP Provider Certification Course
Learning –
Support for attention, scholastic and study skills.
Communication –
Support for listening, language, voice, speech, and communication skills.
Intervention –
Support for therapeutic, rehabilitative, neurodevelopmental, and sensory
needs.
Wellness –
Support for a healthy life balance of mind, body, emotion, and spirit.
Performance –
Support for achieving higher states of physical, mental, musical,
and creative ability.
Listener Groups
Brain Focus Areas
Executive Function
Communication
Auditory Processing
Social & Emotional Function
Stress Response
Motor Coordination
Creativity
Cycle
25 hour listening progression
ranging from five to twenty weeks
Listener Group
Learning
Communication
Intervention
Wellness
Performance
Cycle Minimum
2
2
4
2
2
Cycles
Schedules Intensity Modules Per Day Notes
Extended Low 1 (15 min. x 1)
Base Moderate 2 (15 min. x 2) Minimum 30 minute break
between modules
Condensed Moderate 2 (30 min. x 1) No break between modules
Advanced High 4 (30 min. x 2) Minimum 30 minute break
between sessions
Schedules
Foundational training
with a focus in the
green zone
Groups: Intervention & Wellness
Brain Focus: Social & Emotional, Motor Coordination, Stress Response
Training Progression:
Module Types: ALT, ALT-S1, ALT-S3, Mild, Medium, Medium II
Spatial Treatments: SS-DH, SSD-DH, ALT-DH, ALT-S-DH
Rating Levels: 1-6
Schedules: Extended, Base, Condensed
Formats: iPod
Cycles 1 & 2 Cycles 3 & 4
Zone Modules Zone Modules
Blue 001-020 Green/Red 200-151
Green 021-060 Green/Orange 150-061
Green/Orange 061-150 Green 060-021
Green/Red 151-200 Blue 020-001
Intermediate to
experienced training
with a focus in the
orange zone
Groups: Learning, Communication, Performance
Brain Focus: Executive Function, Communication, Auditory Processing, Creative
Training Progression:
Module Types: ALT, ALT-S1, ALT-S3, Mild, Medium, Medium II
Spatial Treatments: SS-DH, SSD-DH, ALT-DH, ALT-S-DH
Rating Levels: 1-6
Schedules: Extended, Base, Condensed, Advanced
Formats: iPod
Cycles 1 & 2 Cycles 3 & 4
Zone Modules Zone Modules
Blue 001-020 Orange/Red 200-101
Green 021-040 Orange 100-041
Orange 041-100 Green 040-021
Orange/Red 101-200 Blue 020-001
Balanced training
adaptable for all
listeners
Groups: All
Brain Focus: All
Training Progression:
Module Types: Advanced, Advanced II
Spatial Treatments: SS-DH, SSD-DH
Rating Levels: 7-8
Schedules: Extended, Base, Condensed, Advanced
Options: Music only or music combined with nature sounds
Formats: iPod, Online
Cycle 1 Cycle 2
Zone Albums Zone Albums
Blue 1 and 2 Red 10,9,8,7,
Green 3 and 4 Orange 6,5
Orange 5 and 6 Green 4,3
Red 7,8,9,10 Blue 2,1
inTime is an organic compilation
of original compositions, based
on a blend of world music with
diverse instrumentation, which
accents the power of rhythm and
sound frequencies.
• Personalized listening training
• Activities using body, drum, and voice
Supportive Programs
Supplemental
The world’s most scientifically
advanced sleep program
Neurosensory
Algorithms
Activates your vestibular system which triggers a
motion induced sensation, like a baby being rocked
to sleep.
Multi-Band
Binaural Beats
Engages multiple regions of your brain to entrain
and maintain sleep by matching the waveforms that
characterize all four stages of sleep.
Pink Noise
Originally Produced
Creates a sonic wall which blocks out distracting
noises as well as lowering activity in your brain’s
arousal centers.
Psychoacoustic
Music
Originally Composed
Originally and scientifically composed music with
low frequency, tone and tempo to induce and
maintain sleep.
Proprietary Technology
Sound Health Series
Music For Babies
Improving reading and academic
performance one move at a time…
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Overview
HeadphonesWaves iPod
The multi-sensory
audio system
optimized for The
Listening Program
• High quality stereo headphones – Lightweight with self-
adjusting headband
• Exclusive high output bone conduction transducer with
floating head mount
• Single, tri-core flex headphone cable
• Pocket headphone amplifier with audio processor and
dual mode amplification (BC and AC amplifiers within)
• Membrane keypad and LCD display
• USB rechargeable batteries with LED indicator light
1. Connect the 6” cable
from the headphone
port on your device
to the IN port on the
headphone amplifier.
2. Connect the headphone cable to the AC & BC port FRONT forward on side of amp with the screen.
Waves™ Operation
3. Power amplifier ON/ OFF
by pressing and holding
power button until you
see
“powering on” or
“powering
off” on the display.
Waves™ Operation
5. Control AC volume and BC power using keypad.
Waves™ Operation
4. Plug in USB cable to charge.
Low battery = flashing red
LED
Charging = flashing green
LED
Full Charge = steady green
LED
Waves™ Operation
Open
• Tune-in to surroundings
• Learn to filter background noise
Closed
• Good for sound isolation-
focused listening
• Group listening
No “in ear”, on ear, or noise cancelling headphones
Approved Headphones
CUSTOM PLAYLISTS
Core Listening Programs
Your Choices of TLP SystemsTLP BASIC Includes One Core Program of your choice.
TLP ESSENTIAL Includes Two Core Programs of your choice PLUS the Complete Sound Health Series.
TLP COMPLETE Includes All Four Core Programs PLUS the Complete Sound Health Series PLUS Music for Babies.
Supportive Programs
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A little time invested in training your
clients will make for successful listeners!
How Does the Provider Help?
• Being the go to resource for The Listening Program
• Understanding listener needs and clarifying goals
• Making suitable recommendations
• Offering support and instruction
• Monitoring progress with frequent communication
• Helping clients stay on track
• Answering questions
• Providing suggestions to improve results
• Understanding and anticipating potential obstacles
Educate
Intake
Programming
Training
Monitoring
5 Areas of Responsibility
Intake/Baseline Information
• Client History
•TLP Listening Checklist
• Listening Screening Tool
• Listening Goals & Results
• Scan C, TAPS, TAVS
• Functional Observations, video, voice recording
Formalised Screening
• SCAN 3
• TAPS
•TAVS
The Test of Auditory and Visual Skills (TAVS)
A screening tool to assess auditory processing
skills including
Temporal processing
Auditory pattern processing
Auditory discrimination
Sound localization
Auditory and visual processing
TAVS
The Test of Auditory and Visual Skills
• Objective measure for pre/post listening
• Low level auditory and visual processing
• Assesses areas concerned with timing,
intensity, sequencing and frequency
• Quick and easy
• Suitable for ages 5 upwards
Functional Observation
• Live observation
• Video
• Self-regulation
• Activity preferences
• Behaviour
• Relationships
• Handwriting, drawing, art
• Organizational ability
• Academic or career performance
• Ability to handle multi-sensory input
Listening Goals & Results
• Concentration, attention & memory
• Speech, language, communication & voice
• Listening & auditory processing
• Mood, behavior & emotional regulation
• Physical & motor
• Social
• Sleep
• Energy level
• Education & career
• Creativity, music & artistic
Client History Form
• Identifying information
• Developmental, medical/health, dietary
• Behavior
• Physical/motor development
• Speech, language, reading, writing and math
• Cognition and education
• Current lifestyle
Observations Checklist
• Social/Emotional
• Language
• Physical/Motor
• Attention
Lifestyle Considerations
• School/work schedule
• Leisure time
• Other activities
• Family routine
• Organization
• Time management
• Upcoming holidays
Special Considerations
• ENT or audiologist referral
• Hearing loss
• Seizures
• Medication
• Bipolar disorder
• Schizophrenia
• Craniotomy
• Acquired brain injury-acute stage
• Medically stable
Schedules Intensity Modules Per Day Notes
Extended Low 1 (15 min. x 1)
Base Moderate 2 (15 min. x 2) Minimum 30 minute break
between modules
Condensed Moderate 2 (30 min. x 1) No break between modules
Advanced High 4 (30 min. x 2) Minimum 30 minute break
between sessions
Schedules
Program Duration
• 8-12 months good protocol
•Listening is like physical exercise
• Healthy lifestyle
• Core training
• Refinement
• Achieve goals, set new ones
• Wellness or performance group
Listening Environment
• Safe
• Comfortable
• Minimal distractions
• Listening activities
• Listening in the car
Listening Activities
• Listening is the primary activity
• No logic based activities
• More is not necessarily better
• Zone & brain focus support
• Quiet
• Creative
• Fine motor
• Movement?
Headphone Introduction
• Young children
• Older adults
• Limited headphone experience
• Sensory sensitive
Medical Disclaimer & Consent Form
The Listening Program is not intended to treat,
cure, or mitigate any disease or disorder.
Child & adult consent forms
No medical claims
Results not guaranteed
Consultations
• Measure changes
•Adjustment symptoms
• Questions, concerns
• Consistency, compliance
• Lifestyle changes
• Listening environment
• Listening activities
• Modifications
Adjustment Symptoms
• Positive or negative
• Brain is reorganizing
• Severity and duration
• External stressors
External Stressors
• Health
• Diet
• Sleep
• Lifestyle
• Screen time
• Exercise
• Noise exposure
• Too much going on
• Other interventions
Listening Stressors
• Headphones
• Volume
• Time of listening
• Activities
• Frequency, intensity, duration
Modifications
F - Frequency
I - Intensity
D - Duration
• One or two modules – no change
• Three or more in a week – listen to the last
module & missed modules
• One to three weeks – repeat last week &
missed weeks
• Four+ weeks – Generally start program over
Missed Listening Sessions
• 8-12 months
•2 – 4 cycles
• 50 to 100 hours
• Post listening, etc.
• Continued listening practice
• Annual boost
• Zone focus
Program Completion
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This video shows
before TLP and 6
months after TLP
was introduced
Tom
Age 5
Non Verbal
Unable to complete formalised testing
Boxall Profile completed & Parent & Teacher completed listening checklist
Sensory Defensive
Picky Eater
Poor Sleeper
Struggles with any Change in Routine
Often covers his ears
Tom
Protocol- Spectrum followed eventually with Level One or inTime
to accommodate headphone intolerance…Trial listening during day 5 min then progress to 10min using module 1,
family members to wear headphones in front of Tom to increase familiarity
Complete 1x15min module whilst sleeping Start at Module 1 and work way through to Module 200 initially doing 1
x 15min a day, goal to increase eventually to 2 x 15min a day.
As tolerance to therapy increases “awake” listening time will increase and eventually sleeping session can be
ceased. This should only take 1-4 weeks
Option to add Specialised Album Sensory Integration KIDS and Specialised Album Sensory Integration
Classic and Specialised Album Speech & Language KIDS and Specialised Album Speech & Language
Classic to ipod to increase opportunity for SI and SL Focused Therapy (spend 1-4 weeks on each of these
albums) Use SI albums once you have completed module 60, then resume module 61 on completion of
Specialised SI ALBUMS.
Use SL albums once you have completed module 100, then resume module 101 on completion of Specialised SL
ALBUMS.
Can explore increasing to 2 x 15min a day as Tom’s level of enjoyment increases.
Ultimately complete protocol in reverse order finishing on module 1, then move onto Level One or inTime
72 year old female - Stroke
• Right-sided weakness (dominant side)
• Balance and coordination concerns—walker and cane
• Accommodations for activities of daily living—dressing, bathing, cooking,light house work
• Headaches and overwhelmed by various lights and sounds
• Easily agitated and “somewhat forgetful” as described by her children
• Some minor word finding challenges as well
Goals
• Improved balance and coordination
• More independence
• Better memory and word finding
Case Study - Ruth
• Intervention group
• Rehabilitative goals
• Social and Emotional, Stress Response, Motor Coordination, Communication
• Social/emotional/stress response to deal with the healing process of a stroke
• Motor coordination given that she has experienced right-sided weakness and movement
challenges
• Communication to address her word-finding deficit
• Waves
• Enhanced, progressive listening experience
• Wanted to get the most of the program and quickly
• Base-Condensed schedule
• Ruth could tolerate either one of these schedules based on her age, time commitments and
overall exposure and experience with music…particularly classical music
• 4 cycles minimum
• Recommended minimum number of cycles for an Intervention listener, then transition to Level
One
SPECTRUM & LEVEL ONE
Qualitative measures-, Listening Checklist, Observations ChecklistFluctuations between Base and Condensed schedule
Results:• Improved balance and coordination• less reliance on walker and cane• Better memory and word finding• Expressing herself better…• Less emotional and more energy• Enhancement of word finding skills and executive functioning abilities
Advance to LEVEL ONE after 40 weeks of SPECTRUM
Outcomes for Ruth
• 9 year old male
• Diagnosis of Cerebral Palsy
• Significant fine and gross motor delays
• Sensory sensitivities
• Verbal Apraxia; some sounds but no words
• Minor hearing loss in the high frequencies in the left ear
• Very specific food preferences/diet
• Sleep is good per mum’s report
• SPECTRUM Program then transition to LEVEL ONE or INTIME
• Include Specialised SI and SL Albums
• Waves Headphones good for sensory sensitive and low tone
• Base Schedule – 2 modules a day = 2 x 15min day
R.J.
• Tolerating stress better and experiencing less tantrums with transitions
• Better movement patterns and coordination with activities of daily living
• More functional, purposeful communication attempts
• Eye contact, self confidence, independence increased,
• Frustration tolerance, more flexible, more positive relationships with peers and adults
• Increase in affection, touching & hugging, healthier emotions expressed
• Improved awareness of voice tone, facial & body messages
• Decrease in touch sensitivity
• Talking/communication-more vocalizations, initiating verbal participation
Outcomes
• 15 years
• “C” grade student; struggles with reading and listening comprehension
• Struggles with background noise in the classroom
• Auditory processing disorder suspected but never diagnosed
• Difficulty with verbal and written expression
• Experiences anxiety
• Aware of her academic struggles
• Physically active in dance
• Goals:
• Improved verbal and written expression
• Better reading and listening comprehension
• Focus when background noise is present
• Improve her grades
• Reduce stress and anxiety
• Protocol:
• ACHIEVE, LEVEL ONE, or INTIME
• Waves BC System for faster result
• Base Schedule – 2 modules a day = 2 x 15min day- transition after 6 weeks to condensed if suits her schedule better
• Complete one program approximately 6 months then transition to second program. Gives brain opportunity for new novel content
Case Study - Jazmine
• Progress measured every 6 weeks using combination of Scan A, TAVS and TAPS
• INITIAL TESTING DATE 23/11/17
• FW Nov17 16% jan18 37% april18 63% nov18 91%
• AFG Nov17 2% jan18 25% march18 75%july18 91%
• CW 9 Nov17 % march18 9% april18 same may18 16% july18 25% aug18 50% nov18 50% may19 50%
• CS Nov17 2% may18 9% sep18 75% march19 perfect scores
• TCS Nov17 37% nov18 50% march19 75% may19 84%
• NUMBER MEMORY 5% jan19 5%
• WORD MEMORY 5% jan19 50%
• SENTENCE MEMORY 2% jan19 25%
• PD 8 (1-4.5) jan18 same july18 4.5
• TO 92(<73) july18 68
• FT 4.93 (<8)
• AM 480 (<284-412) march18 245 june18 240
• DP 93 (<90-220)
• DH 56 (<32-71) april18 40
• SO 166 (<140-180)
Observations of Functional Changes and Results:
• Improved verbal and written expression, better grades on written assignments
• Improved listening and reading comprehension
• Less distracted by background noise
• Grades improved in core subjects and she reported being more organized and able to completetasks in a timely manner
Outcomes for Jazmine
❖ Good at Sport
❖ Loves Bike Riding
❖ Struggling with reading
❖ Inattentive in class
❖ Forgetful
❖ Struggles writing
❖ Very short fuse
❖ Dislikes loud places
❖ Spelling is challenging
❖ Poor Social Skills
❖ Poor Comprehension
Protocol Level 1 with Waves Bone Conduction
X 1 Week FS1
X 1 Week FS2
X 1 Week SI 3
X 1 Week SI 4
X 2 weeks Specialised SL KIDS
X 2 weeks Specialised SL Classic
X 2 Weeks S&L 5
X 2 Weeks S&L 6
X 1 Week HS 7
X 1 Week HS 8
X 1 Week HS 9
X 1 Week HS 10
SIMON AGE 8
Visual –
pre test 320 milliseconds
post test 38 milliseconds
Auditory –
pre test 200 milliseconds
post test 65 milliseconds
• 35 year old male• Computer programmer
• Married and father of two boys, 8yrs and 3yrs
• Active with boys and family—soccer coach, karate, etc.
• 8 year old recently diagnosed with a learning disability
• Decrease patience and easily frustrated
• Decreased attention and “focus is off”
• Difficulty with remembering directions
• Loss of creativity and motivation
• Goals:
• Improved patience with family
• More energy, focus and attention
• Improved memory for directions
• More creativity at work
Case Study - Zach
Protocol – Achieve, Level One or inTime with Waves – accelerate results, provide calming & grounding
Initially 2 x 15min a day moving to 1 x 30min after 6 weeks
Chose LEVEL ONE used Nature based in am and no Nature at night initially then when doing 1 x 30min he chose preference for the listening session
Outcomes Qualitative Measures
• Scan A
• Listening Checklist pre and post test measures
• Observations Checklists periodically
• More compliant with this schedule than with a Base schedule
• Make-up listening for missed listening sessions.
Results:
• Stress response and patience increased
• Better sleep, more energy and more motivation
• Improved memory for directions at work and more creativity with work projects
• Better able to follow directions and conversations at work, more productive with higher
creativity
BRIGHT HAPPY GIRL DESPITE HER
DIFFICULTIES, LOVES TO PLEASE
❖ CLUMSY
❖ DISLIKES LOUD PLACES
❖ RESISTS PLAYING SPORT
❖ CAN’T RIDE HER BIKE
❖ STRUGGLING READING
❖ SPELLING CHALLENGING
❖ POOR SOCIAL SKILLS
❖ POOR COMPREHENSION
❖ HAPPY TO PLAY ALONE
ANNABELLA
AGE 8
MARY MCKILLOP SCHOOL
Zali’s Progress 2013 - 2016
“I CAN HEAR YOU….BUT I DON’T
KNOW WHAT YOU ARE SAYING”
Young Beautiful and Cheeky
Car Accident 18/2/2012
Overwhelming Reality
April 2012 to June 2012
August 2012 Started TLP Spectrum
They said she would NEVER talk?
- 5 months after introducing TLP
Spectrum
inTime Introduced 18 mths later
August 2014
3 mths later November 2014
And they said she would NEVER
eat
And they said she would NEVER
walk
Party Program
NEVER
has a friend, that friend is
NEUROPLASTICITY
I
have a friend, that friend is
Charmaine
Your turn
to create
Listener
Programs
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