She Will Find a Way to Make Herself Heard Written by Beverly Prince-Sayward, apdhailey.blogspot.com Today I read a blog post which reminded me of my daughter when she was about five or six [Continue]
Preparing for Daily Transitions Helps Children with Special Needs Written by Beverly Prince-Sayward, apdhailey.blogspot.com Back in the day when I was a student teacher in a kindergarten [Continue]
Looking at additional programmes for your child – Easy Read. Hello there, Gosh a post from me – I have to thank all my guest bloggers… I’m loving the fact I get regular [Continue]
Real questions asked by Real Parents on Living with APD - Part 2 This blog is written by Anna: Hi my name is Anna and I’m sixteen. I excel in athletics, love working with younger children, [Continue]
Real questions asked by Real Parents on Living with APD This blog is written by Anna: Hi my name is Anna and I’m sixteen. I excel in athletics, love working with younger children, love being [Continue]
My Journey with Ryan by Barbara Gustavson Like many people I love to travel, go to new places, try new things. But there is a different journey some of us go on, one that the road traveled [Continue]
Memory problems and word retrieval problems Something I read today on the Auditory processing disorder (APD) forum run by Maxine Young in the USA. Maxine is an Audiologist and Speech Pathologist [Continue]
Auditory processing disorder explained. In this post I attach a link to a paper that has been written on Central Auditory Processing Disorders by Maxine L. Young, M.S., CCC-A/SLP, FAAA. Central [Continue]
APD has no cure – but it CAN be managed! Something I would like to reference from a Newsletter (July 2007) on the APD UK site. This is exactly how I feel when I speak about my son and advocate [Continue]
Our Auditory Processing Assessment – speech and language difficulties – what’s the link? A few weeks ago I mentioned that my son was having a full auditory processing assessment. [Continue]
