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- Most people who struggle with auditory processing have normal hearing!
- An estimated 70% of children in juvenile detention centers have either language or auditory processing deficits.
- Over 50% of children with Dyslexia have difficulty with binaural integration, an auditory processing skill. We can help with that!
- Auditory processing is a lower-level skill that is critical in the development of speech and reading.
- Many people with auditory processing deficits had ear infections when they were children.
- People who suffer from closed head injuries often complain about increased difficulty understanding speech in noise. Auditory training will help with this.
- As we age, we will all experience increased difficulty processing auditory information.
- When a musician plays instrumental music, the whole brain is active.
- Musicians perform better on auditory memory tasks and do not need to work as hard to understand speech in noise as do non-musicians.
