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	Commonly Reported Changes In Behavior Following AIT: Improved social interactions and initiation of interactions Improved eye contact More mature behavior Increased attention span Improved ability to follow directions and understand questions Reduced sensitivity to noises and increased ability to tolerate previously fearful situations and crowds Improved reading and phonetic skills Improved balance and motor skills Better eating and sleeping patterns Less cranky and irritable Calming more easily and quickly, less impulsive Decreased echolalia Happier, more peaceful, less outbursts More organized and independent Clearer articulation Improved receptive and expressive speech-language skills More appropriate play Generally decreased sensory defensiveness
	AIT Arizona Rebecca Welker, M.S.,CCC-SP 15020 N. 142nd Lane, Surprise, AZ 85379 Phone: 623-556-1744   FAX: 623-556-1863 Email: speechbyRDW@msn.com