My child just can’t seem to listen!
Do you find that your child doesn’t listen or seem to be paying attention to you, even when the conversation is short? Or perhaps they are easily distracted by background noises?
It may be that your child wants to listen to you and pay attention, however, it is very possible that they can be experiencing auditory processing delay. An auditory processing delay is a neurological defect that affects how the processes spoken language, which can make it incredibly difficult for a child to process verbal instructions or filter out background noise. While the child’s ability to hear is okay, there is a neurological basis for their impaired ability to listen.
And if these occurrences happen at home, there’s a good chance that this could be affecting your child in a learning environment, such as school as well. If you are noticing that your child appears to be falling behind in their academics, or they have been called out by their instructor for not following directions, there’s a possibility that your child may have an auditory processing delay.
Learning Foundations offers custom and specialized auditory delay programs to fit your child’s individual learning needs. These clinically-proven programs deliver real results to help your child overcome their learning difficulty to go onto achieve academic success! Our certified professionals are qualified, trained and experienced to provide the support your child deserves so that your child can reach their goals in no-time.
San Antonio
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San Antonio, TX 78232
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215 West Bandera Rd., Ste. 105Boerne, TX 78006
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