The Importance of Compensatory Strategies for Auditory Processing Disorder

It's interesting that you say, you know, after a couple of years of practice that that got easier. And obviously part of that is because of some of those compensatory strategies that you're using - writing things down, visualizing things and intense concentration. The other thing there too though, is for people with auditory processing issues, sometimes when we're going in to learn information about something new or we're engaging in some sort of verbal environment that's new to us. There's lots of different language, different types of things that are said to us. What can really help people with auditory Processing Issues is actually hearing that language quite frequently.