Intervention for auditory processing disorders (APD) should arise logically from the
nature of the individual's auditory deficit and how that deficit relates to functional
difficulties and behavioral sequelae. Although many management and remediation techniques
have been proposed for treating APD, the relative efficacy of any given approach will
depend on its appropriateness to the specific APD in question. This article will address
methods of customizing APD intervention based on diagnostic findings and functional
deficit profiles.
Auditory processing disorders - intervention - management - environmental modifications
- compensatory strategies - auditory training