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Auditory Processing Disorders
Our Ears Listen But Our Brains Hear!
APD may occur WITH Attention Defecit Disorder (ADD), dyslexia and/or speech-language delay. If our ears are working (normal hearing), but our brains don't interpret the information completely (APD), then learning difficulties result.
APD can affect Children and Adults
We assess listening skills.
At Hearing Services of Tennessee we believe in a team approach and make our recommendations according to the findings during our complete evaluation which includes:
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Interview with the parent(s) and teacher(s) |
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Referrals for Speech/language and psycho-educational evaluations or reports |
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Medical and family history |
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Perinatal information |
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Complete hearing evaluation |
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APD test battery which includes screening tests and then more difficult listening tests to target more critical listening skills. These tests include listening through headphones in difficult listening situations...changes in speed or rate, complexity of content, and leading ear preference. |
What Can Be Done for APD?
There are many computer based learning programs that are used as part of your child's therapy. Earobics and Fast Forward are two of the more frequently recommended programs available for home and school use. Keep in mind that evaluation and treatment for APD are a team approach usually managed by the speech pathologist or special education teacher.
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Hearing Loss
Hearing loss happens, in many cases, so gradually that the listener may be the last person to know. Family and friends may tire of repeating themselves or of frequently being misunderstood. Missing out on a colleague’s important thoughts grandchild’s words, the coffee pot brewing, hummingbird’s chatter, a siren of an approaching ambulance... ( more... ) |
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Hearing Services of Tennessee

Dickson ENT 125 Crescent Park, Dickson, TN 37055
Tel: (615) 934-6150 • Fax: (615) 646-5071 • audiomom [at] hearingservicestn.com |
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