Lois Kam Heymann

My career has been dedicated to joyfully working with individuals who have auditory challenges, deficits, or disorders. In addition to diagnosing and treating children and adults, I have developed listening-language-speech evidence-based hierarchies and programs for working with children and adults with hearing loss, deafness, and/or Auditory Processing Disorder.

I have developed ASHA approved training programs to teach other professionals how to add auditory skills training to their clinical skills "toolbox".

I have developed trauma-informed play programs to teach and enhance young children's listening, language and pre-literacy skills.

I have been ASHA clinical supervisor for over 30 individuals.

I have taught undergraduate courses at Michigan State University, Mercy College, Fontbonne University, and State University of New York- New Paltz.

Author of The Sound of Hope, Recognizing, Coping with, and Treating You Child's Auditory Processing Disorder. Published by Random House, 2010

Published Programs: Sounds Fun! levels 1 and 2,

TeacherTalks

Guest on podcasts, radio and television programs

including Good Morning America, Rachel Ray Show and Public Radio.

Presented over 100 school in-service and professional development workshops nationally and internationally.

Three time presenter at the national ASHA convention State and conventions including New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut.

Lifetime Member of American Speech and Hearing Association (ASHA)

New York State License in Speech Pathology

California State License in Speech Pathology