Able Kids Foundation has had the privilege to speak to local, state, and national groups about CAPD.
This resource contains information about the auditory performance of 1,000 randomly sampled clients diagnosed with CAPD at Able Kids Foundation.
View this resourceView this resourceThis book contains a chapter on CAPD which includes Able Kids Foundation and the benefits of the filter management.
Purchase this bookPurchase this bookThe Foundation was invited to publish an article on central auditory processing disorder in Autism Advocacy Parenting Magazine.
Read this articleRead this articleThis resource contains information about commonly reported behaviors of Able Kids Foundation clients.
View this resourceView this resourceDr. Hellerstein, optometrist and co-owner of Hellerstein and Brenner Vision Center, discusses CAPD with Dr. Locke. Listen to the podcast to learn more about CAPD, how this condition can affect our listening and concentration, and management strategies.
Listen to the podcastListen to the podcastProviding a quiet environment for students is important, sometimes even necessary. Teachers often get quiet time during their day. Adults may have a quiet office. Headphones allow students to have access to the same.
Read this resourceRead this resourceDrs. Locke and Wisdom coauthored an article that was published in the Journal for the Education of the Gifted in 2024.
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CAPD can impact academic performance, work performance, self-esteem, relationships, overall well-being, and quality of life. CAPD may also influence how individuals feel in noisy environments and should be considered when there are concerns and indicators to do so.
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