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Auditory Processing Disorder Testing and Treatment
Auditory Processing is what your brain does with what your ear hears. Many people have processing difficulties. Auditory Processing Disorder (APD) can be diagnosed in childhood or adulthood. However, everyone’s abilities decrease as they age. Reported problems are “I can hear, but not understand,” “I can’t participate in group conversations,” or “the background noise is louder than the person I am trying to hear.” APD can occur whether you need hearing aids or not.
When Hearing Aids Aren’t Enough
Listening therapy is designed for people who still struggle to understand speech clearly, even with hearing aids. It can also help those who are told they have normal hearing but still have trouble following conversations.
Here’s who should consider listening therapy:
If You Wear Hearing Aids
You have hearing aids, but still struggle in background noise.
You have hearing aids and can hear the rain, the refrigerator, and other sounds better than you can hear conversation.
You have hearing aids, but take them out when you go to restaurants.
You have hearing aids and report that you can hear, but not understand conversation.
If You’ve Been Told Your Hearing Is “Normal”
You struggle in background noise, but have been told that you have normal hearing.
You can’t participate in group conversations, but have been told that you have normal hearing.
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