iLs is a multi-sensory program for improving brain function. It is an enjoyable activity, or “exercise,” which can be customized for all ages and skill levels for implementation in clinic, school or home.
Based on clinically proven outcomes, iLs programs strengthen existing pathways and create new neural connections/pathways in the brain (“neuroplasticity”). As these neurological connections grow stronger, language skills and emotional/psychological functions, such as self-confidence and regulation, also tend to improve.
Applications
iLs has a global effect on the brain and central nervous system, influencing the following systems: balance, visual, auditory, motor, coordination, behavior and emotional regulation. As a result, it is successfully implemented for a wide variety of conditions:
- Learning difficulties, reading, auditory processing
- Attention & regulation
- Sensory processing
- Speech & Language
- Autism and other neuro-developmental difficulties
“We consistently see excellent results with iLs with regard to attention and learning problems… iLs works at a neurological level so it’s a great complement to the behavioral, cognitive and medical approaches we use at Hallowell Centers”
Edward Hallowell, MD, Harvard Medical faculty, author of Driven to Distraction
How to Purchase
- Parents looking for an iLs-trained therapist can search by state in the iLs directory
- If you have difficulty locating a therapist in your area, please contact iLs for assistance: info@integratedlistening.com or 303-741-4544
School Demo Video:
Denver School Pilot Study Video
Program Structure
- Program sessions are .5 – 1 hour in length, 3-5 times per week
- Most home programs are a total of 40-60 sessions over a 2-4 month period
Program
- iLs home programs are for any age over 2; the movement component of iLs is customizable for any developmental age
- Typically, a waist pack is worn by the user, carrying an iPod loaded with iLs treated music; headphones are connected to the music source to enable listening while moving
- Visual tracking and balance games are combined with listening for part of each session, while quiet activities combined with listening fill the remainder of the time.
- Each unit can be customized for individual needs (e.g. sensory motor, attention, reading/auditory processing)
Resources
Autism: Learn more about Autism and ASD
Parents & Schools: the iLs Overview for Parents interested in introducing iLs to their child’s school may find this document helpful. It explains the structure, science and research supporting the program.
The iLs Difference There are significant differences between iLs and “listening therapy” providers in the market. Please take a minute to consider how iLs is unique.




