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100			_a Asha Yathiraj
245		0	_aManagement of Auditory Processing Disorders: the Indian Scenario
260			_c2015
270			_aAll India Institute of Speech and Hearing, Manasagangothri, Mysore, 570 006
270			_mashayathiraj@rediffmail.com
300			_a8-16
490			_vVolume 34
520			_aIt is essential that individuals diagnosed to have an auditory processing problem (APD) be provided appropriate management in order to overcome their diculty to the maximum extent possible. The positive impact of training on individuals with APD has been demonstrated in studies carried outside India as well as within India. In India, studies on the management of APD have primarily focused on decit specic therapy. These studies have demonstrated positive outcomes for therapy provided for auditory processes such as auditory integration, auditory separation / closure training, temporal integration, and temporal patterning. Decit specic training has been noted to be useful not only in children but also in older adults with APD. Along with such training, the use of compensatory and coping strategies is recommended to help individuals with APD deal with diculties faced in day-to-day situations. The article provides an overview of the studies carried out in India regarding APD management.
653			_aDirect remediation, Auditory Integration, Auditory Separation / Closure, Temporal Integration, Temporal Patterning
773			_aJournal of All India Institute of Speech and Hearing
856			_uhttp://192.168.102.7/jaiish/index.php/aiish/article/view/825/513
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