Children and Hearing

Testing Children's Hearing

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Auditory Processing Issues

Auditory processing issues

Would you say that, despite having no hearing loss, your child doesn’t seem able to process the information he or she hears, in the same way as other children?

There’s a chance that your child has Central Auditory Processing Disorder (CAPD), a complex problem affecting school-aged children. In CAPD cases, the child’s ears and brain don’t fully coordinate and so they can’t process auditory information normally.

Symptoms of CAPD range from mild to severe and take many different forms. It is important to identify and manage these auditory deficits early on so that children with CAPD do not experience speech and language delays and other significant academic problems

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Tami Mehl Audiology offers a wide range of age-appropriate testing and evaluation services for newborns, infants, toddlers, school-age children and adolescents.

For babies of 6 months or older, we use a mix of electrophysiological and behavioural testing to detect hearing loss. The behavioural testing used is similar to that of a standard test battery, with modifications

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For babies of 6 months or older, we use a mix of electrophysiological and behavioural testing to detect hearing loss. The behavioural testing used is similar to that of a standard test battery, with modifications