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Monthly Archives: December 2016
The Unexpected Consequence of Winter Sports: Three Tips to Stay Safe
As the temperature drops and the days grow shorter, people tend to find themselves spending increasing amounts of time indoors. The answer for many people? Winter sports! Activities like skiing, sledding, ice skating and snowboarding offer a great opportunity … Continue reading
Auditory Processing Disorder: How a Speech-Language Pathologist Can Help
The ability to process auditory information is a crucial part of communication. Individuals with auditory processing disorder, (APD; also called central auditory processing disorder—CAPD) have unimpaired hearing, but have difficulty processing sound through the central nervous system. This difficulty processing … Continue reading
Posted in speech pathology, speech therapy, speech-language pathology, speech-language therapy, Uncategorized
Tagged APD, auditory processing disorder, CAPD, central auditory processing disorder, Jayne Latz, Speech Associates of NY, speech therapist nyc, speech therapy, speech-language pathologist nyc
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5 Signs Your Child Could Have Auditory Processing Disorder
When people think of communication or learning disorders, they typically focus on the ability to produce and understand language. However there are some issues that can impact communication that aren’t purely linguistic. One of these is auditory processing disorder.
Posted in speech language pathology, speech language therapy, speech pathology, speech therapy, Uncategorized
Tagged APD, auditory processing disorder, CAPD, central auditory processing disorder, Jayne Latz, new york city, Speech Associates of New York, speech therapist new york, speech therapy
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The Topical Monologue: How to help a child on the spectrum navigate conversational dynamics
If you have or work with a child on the autistic spectrum, you’ve probably had the following dilemma: Your child starts talking about a topic they’re interested in, let’s say airplanes. The conversation may start with one or two interesting … Continue reading
