develop
a child’s listening skills

For Professionals and Parents

The ListenLoveLearn® process is a step-by-step path that will develop a child’s listening skills, and unlock their true potential for language, academic success and effective social interaction. With our supportive, knowledgeable community, adults will be empowered to help the children in their care develop skills and thrive.

develop
a child’s listening skills

For Professionals and Parents

The ListenLoveLearn® process is a step-by-step path that will develop a child’s listening skills, and unlock their true potential for language, academic success and effective social interaction. With our supportive, knowledgeable community, adults will be empowered to help the children in their care develop skills and thrive.

The mission of ListenLoveLearn® is to teach parents and professionals about active listening – providing the tools you need to understand the child’s developmental needs and to interact with the child in a focused way that will enhance his/her auditory skills. 

The process of
ListenLoveLearn

The process of ListenLoveLearn® is as comforting and rewarding to professionals and parents as it is transformative. It gives straightforward, hierarchical suggestions and strategies, paired with detailed activities to help you connect with and support the child. Through games, reading, rhyming and playing, you will be providing the auditory input and listening skills the child needs.

Understanding how a child learns to listen and uses listening to learn puts you on your way to a new perspective in child development. And, as a professional or parent, you’ll be empowered to have a positive impact on the child as they acquire their developmental milestones.

The Act
of Listening

The act of listening, using our ears and mind together to interpret and experience sound and language in the fullest possible way, is one of life’s greatest pleasures and the most valuable learning tool.

Whether a child is developing typically, has an identified hearing loss, or is challenged by an auditory processing disorder (APD), the child must learn to listen effectively to be able to sit and participate in the auditory environment of a school setting.

What is the act of listening

Learn and Earn

ASHA CEU/Certificate Programs

Do you want to be a ListenLoveLearn® therapist?

Unique, Innovative, Evidenced-Based Training and Programs for Auditory-Language Processing in Children.

Masterclass Series 1 - Starting 1/15/2023

5-week training offered in weekly 2-hour segments.

Train in therapeutic strategies and interventions.
Earn up to 1.0 ASHA CEUs
1.0 ASHA
Masterclass Series 2 - Starting 1/15/2023

4-week training offered in weekly 2-hour segments.

Innovative and evidenced-based strategies.
Earn up to 0.8 ASHA CEUs
0.8 ASHA
Masterclass Series 1

5-week training offered in weekly 2-hour segments.

Train in therapeutic strategies and interventions.
Earn up to 1.0 ASHA CEUs Registration is open >
1.0 ASHA
Masterclass Series 2

4-week training offered in weekly 2-hour segments.

Advanced innovative and evidenced-based strategies.
Earn up to 0.8 ASHA CEUs Registration is open >
0.8 ASHA
Sounds Fun!

On Demand

1 and/or 2 day program for teachers and therapists geared toward pre-k and kindergarten students.
Earn up to 0.8 ASHA CEUs
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0.8 ASHA
TeacherTalks

Virtual Course

A program for teachers to learn and integrate proven techniques for building students’ listening skills in the classroom.
Certificate Program
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Certificate
Sounds Fun!

On Demand

Program for teachers and therapists geared toward pre-k and kindergarten students offered in small groups.
Earn up to 0.8 ASHA CEUs
Learn More>
0.8 ASHA
TeacherTalks

Virtual Course

A program for teachers to learn and integrate proven techniques for building students’ listening skills in the classroom.
Certificate Program
Learn More>
Certificate

by Lois Kam Heymann

"the sound of hope"

Recognizing, Coping with and Treating Your Child’s Auditory Processing Disorder, by Lois Kam Heymann, M.A., CCC-SLP, is the first practical guide to help parents improve their children’s listening skills so they can communicate clearly, interact well and fare better in school—whether the child has a diagnosed disorder, learning disability, or slow language development.