
Auditory Processing Disorder (APD) occurs when the ears hear sounds correctly, but the brain has trouble interpreting or making sense of them. People with APD may struggle to understand speech in noisy places, follow verbal instructions, or distinguish between similar sounds. With the right training and support, listening and comprehension skills can often improve significantly.
Auditory Processing Disorder (APD) affects how the brain interprets sound. Even with normal
hearing, people may struggle to:
At Time 2 Hear, we assess and train the brain’s listening pathways, helping clients hear and
comprehend more effectively.
Shevawn Becker, Principal Audiologist, is one of Australia’s leading experts in adult auditory processing:
Shevawn combines the best evidence-based strategies from each model to provide personalised, effective care for children, adults, hearing aid users, and clients with neurological conditions such
as TBI.
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