Impacts of Auditory Processing Disorder (APD) on Emotion & Behaviour

Impacts of Auditory Processing Disorder (APD) on Emotion & Behaviour Children and adults with auditory processing disorders may be easily distracted and overwhelmed by everyday sounds and noises.

As a result, there is a worry, irritation, and other negative behaviours like: -Poor work processes (i.e., poor organisational skills, missing deadlines) -Easily irritated by background noise -Frequently exhausted and emotionally unstable at the end of a workday or school day -Frequently forget simple instructions -Require more time and repetition; -slow progress in school/work -Poor reading and speaking skills -Easily perplexed

The effects of auditory processing disorder on your emotions and behaviour can become more severe if ignored and can include: -Frustration -Community Isolation -Behavioural issues -Depression -poor academic standing -slurred speech (i.e. stuttering, hesitant speech, mispronouncing) -Poor social skills / Isolation / Withdrawn Get auditory processing disorder therapy Sydney before it's too late.