Sensory processing (or Sensorial Processing) disorder is a condition in which the brain has trouble receiving and responding to information that comes in through the senses. Six Sensory Processes Humans have…
Read MoreChildren with Central Auditory Processing Disorder (CAPD) are easily distracted and cannot focus on an auditory task for very long. The more challenging the acoustic environment the harder it is to…
Read MoreHearing loss in children can occur as a result of a variety of injuries and illnesses as well as genetic factors and can cause lifelong problems with language and communication….
Read MoreEar infections are often a challenge for children and families. They can affect future hearing abilities, and contribute to development of other conditions such as Tinnitus and Meniere’s Disease. There are many…
Read MoreAuditory processing challenges can disturb young and old in everyday lifestyle situations. Some children and adults alike may have perfectly normal hearing acuity but are not able to make sense…
Read MoreHearing Loss and Diabetes is becoming more common. Hearing loss is common and even more so in those individuals exposed to high levels of noise during work and leisure activities. …
Read MoreHearing Loss and Dementia Current research indicates that sensory losses, especially hearing loss, are risk factors for the development of dementia. There is an overlap between the symptoms of hearing…
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