The Connection Between Auditory Processing and ADHD
BLOG HOME / BLOG THE CONNECTION BETWEEN AUDITORY PROCESSING AND ADHD Auditory processing and ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) are often linked, though they are distinct conditions. While auditory processing issues involve difficulty interpreting sounds, ADHD is characterized by challenges with attention, impulse control, and hyperactivity. Individuals with ADHD may also experience auditory processing difficulties, […]
HEARING SCREENING AND IT’S IMPORTANCE
BLOG HOME / BLOG HEARING SCREENING AND IT’S IMPORTANCE The purpose of hearing screening is to identify children with hearinglosses which may affect their intellectual, emotional, social, speechorlanguage development. Early identification and interventionprocedures provide the best opportunity for effective remediation, andaim to reduce the negative effects of hearing loss on the child’sdevelopment.A hearing screening program […]
SPEECH THERAPY: OUR ROLE IN THE NEONATAL ICU
BLOG HOME / BLOG SPEECH THERAPY: OUR ROLE IN THE NEONATAL ICU Speech therapists have a vital role in the neonatal ICU (NICU). They assist neonates with their sucking and swallowing development. When babies are born prematurely they are at risk of having swallowing and sucking difficulties. The suck-swallow reflex develops in utero at 34 […]
HEARING LOSS? WHAT NOW ?
BLOG HOME / BLOG HEARING LOSS? WHAT NOW? Normal hearing is classified as having thresholds of 20 dB orbetter in both ears. A person who is not able to hear as well assomeone with normal hearing –is said to have a hearing loss.Hearing loss may be mild, moderate, severe, or profound. It canaffect one ear […]
WHAT IS CENTRAL AUDITORY PROCESSING DISORDER
BLOG HOME / BLOG WHAT IS CENTRAL AUDITORY PROCESSING DISORDER Central Auditory Processing Disorder (CAPD) is the deficit in neural processing of auditory stimuli that is not due to higher language or cognitive related factors. CAPD causes difficulties in everyday listening situations that often manifest as trouble hearing in noise, following oral directions, and/or paying […]
HOW CAN SPEECH THERAPY HELP POST STROKE?
BLOG HOME / BLOG HOW CAN SPEECH THERAPY HELP POST STROKE? There are many ways to reduce your risk of having a stroke. These include checking your Blood pressure, reducing salt, limiting unhealthy food, consuming many fruit and vegetables, stop smoking, to exercise and to limit alcohol intake . After a stroke does occurs, an […]