Whether its parents and children faced with autism, or a student challenged by attention deficit disorder, or a business professional seeking a mental edge, 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.

TLP Providers
TLP Providers are comprised of a diverse group of practitioners including:

• Occupational Therapists
• Speech and Language Pathologists
• Audiologists
• Psychologists
• Licensed Clinical Social Workers
• Special Education Professionals
• Physicians
• Educators
• And others

Professionals become TLP Providers by completing training in several areas, including central auditory processing; ear and brain physiology; individualizing program plans; TLP music and technical production; research; and case studies.

Once trained, TLP Providers are well-equipped to design listening schedules specifically for each client. They often 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.

Listen for Change
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 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.

How to Find a TLP Provider
To locate a TLP Provider for you or someone you care about, please visit our Provider Locator.

How to Become a TLP Provider
For professionals interested in helping clients improve listening, learning and communication abilities, several TLP Provider training options are available. From distance and web-based learning to courses around the world, Providers will discover how to integrate TLP into their practice.

To learn more, please visit our training main page
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