AIT (Auditory Integration Training)

What it means

An intervention involving electronically modified sounds that has been promoted for auditory sensitivity. NICE advises not to use auditory integration training to manage speech and language problems in autistic children and young people.

Term details

Category: therapy

Regional use: general

Last source check: July 28, 2026

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