Date:10/6/2008

ory integration, physical and occupational therapists, school systems and organizations to treat brain-injured children. Vision Audio's home-based therapeutic products allow families to improve their children's sensory coping skills, while therapist directed programs like Vital Links' Therapeutic Listening® program train therapists to direct and monitor the use of EASe CDs. For more information on EASe audio and video programs, call 410-679-1605 or visit www.easecd.com.

For links to independent studies on autism that include EASe products, visit www.easecd.com/independent_study.html.

For more information or to request an interview contact Bill Mueller at Vision Audio, Inc. at 410-679-1605.

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314.961.9772 • 314.961.9782 (fax)
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