The long drawn out fight for our Carers Allowance to be reinstated – for my son with Auditory Processing Disorder and Severe Language Disorder. Well I just left our tribunal and you know [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]
I Don’t Like My Child’s Speech Therapist Written by: Guest Speech Pathologist Kim Smith Rowe Kim is a speech-language pathologist who mothers a spunky toddler, loves a great man, works with [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]
Nurturing Self Esteem in the Child with Special Needs Written by Beverly Prince-Sayward, apdhailey.blogspot.com I recently solicited some friends on ideas for blog posts/articles. One friend [Continue]
Learning disability and possible mislabelling…. Written by Dr Marcia Becherel In Australia, statistics indicates that two to three children in each classroom will experience problems [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]
Quick quote ‘ Diamonds are rare. 250 tons of rock, sand and gravel must be processed to yield one carat. Bright students with learning difficulties are often not identified because of their [Continue]
