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Auditory Processing Disorder
CAPULUM COLLEGERef: https://capulumcollege.com/auditory-processing-disorder/
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This document is an informational article from Capulum College about auditory processing disorder (APD), explaining its symptoms, diagnosis, and support strategies. It states that APD can affect children's ability to understand spoken language, especially in noisy environments, and may present as distractibility, academic difficulties, or frequent requests for repetition. The article recommends assessment by a speech-and-language therapist starting at age seven or eight and suggests home and school-based interventions. It clarifies that APD is distinct from hearing loss and ADHD, and is not related to IQ.
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Parents or caregivers can phone Capulum College to obtain advice from a professional consultant about auditory processing disorder.
- Who it is for
- parents and caregivers seeking advice about a child's auditory processing disorder
- How to act on it
- Phone Capulum College at +27 33-343 4086 to speak to a professional consultant.
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Places
KwaZulu-Natal
Reference
https://capulumcollege.com/auditory-processing-disorder/
Key Takeaways
- auditory processing disorder
- Capulum College
- 7 or 8 years old
- speech-and-language therapist
- Hilton 3245
- +27 33-343 4086
- KwaZulu-Natal
- not related to IQ
- not the same as hard of hearing
- common in autism
- specific learning disability
- Capulum College
- Hilton 3245
- KwaZulu-Natal
- 1 Church Lane