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Published April 2007
Audiology: Principles and Procedures

Auditory Processing Disorders

Assessment, Management and Treatment

Donna Geffner, Ph.D. and
Deborah Ross-Swain, Ed.D., CCC-SLP
600 pages Softcover. 7 X 10"
ISBN10: 1-59756-107-X. ISBN13: 978-1-59756-107-5.
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ABOUT THE BOOK
Auditory Processing Disorders: Treatment and Management for Speech-Language Pathologists details the history, definition, behaviors, and co-morbidity of auditory processing disorders before educating the reader on the most current practices for audiological and speech-language assessment of APD, including its impact on literacy and language processing. Practical rehabilitation and management strategies are covered in detail. This book a highly practical book designed specifically for practicing clincians, both audiologists and speech-language pathologists.

CONTENTS
  1. Foreword
  2. Preface
  3. Contributors
  4. Identification and Assessment
    • The History of Auditory Processing and its Disorders (Dr. Jay Lucker)
    • Central Auditory Processing Disorders: Definition, Description and Behaviors (Donna Geffner)
    • Co-Morbidity of APD with Other “Look-Alikes” (Patti Hamaguchi and Yvette Tazeau)
    • Audiological Assessment of (C)APD (Marni Johnson,Teri James Bellis, Cassie Billiet)
    • Auditory Processing in Individuals with Neuropathy/Dysynchrony(Gary Rance)
    • Temporal Integration and Processing in the Auditory System (VW Rawool)
    • The Speech-Language Pathologist's Assessment of APD (Deb Swain)
    • Language Processing Versus Auditory Processing (Gail Richard)
    • Auditory Processing and Literacy (Marty Burns)
  5. Management
    • The ABCs of CAP:Practical Strategies for Enhancing Central Auditory Processing Skills (Jeananne Ferre)
    • Management Strategies (Donna Geffner)
    • Parenting the Child with Auditory Processing Disorders: A Dynamic and Challenging Role (Dorothy Kelly)
  6. Treatment and Interventions
    • Phonemic Training and Phoneme Synthesis Programs (J. Katz)
    • Metacognitive Approaches (Patti Hamaguchi)
    • DIID Training (Jeff Weihing and Frank Musiek)
    • Metalinguistic Approaches (Jane Baran)
    • Lindamood-Bell Instruction: Dual Coding wiht Imagery and Verbal Processing for Language and Literacy Skills (Nanci Bell)
    • Utilization of Computer Software as a Management Tool for addressing CAPD (Larry Medwetsky)
    • Application of Neuroscience to Remediation of Auditory Processing, Phonological, Language and Reading Disorders. Fast Forward- Family of Products (Marty Burns)
    • The Use of Assistive Technology for Students with APD (Tom Rosati)
    • Use of Medication with APD (Kim Tillery)
    • Alternative Therapies: Acoustic Self-Amplification in Auditory Training (Thresha Boomgarden-Szpulski)
    • Alternative Therapies: Sound Based Therapies (Dorinne S. Davis)
    • Educational Implications (Rhandee Lipp)
    • Sample Reports (Deb Swain)
    • References and Resources (Donna Geffner)
    • Index

ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Donna Geffner, Ph.D.,is Director of Graduate Programs in Speech-Language Pathology & Audiology at St. John’s University.

Deborah Ross-Swain, Ed.D., is CEO and Clinical Director of The Swain Center

AUDIENCE
Primary: Speech-Language Pathologists

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