Auditory Verhal Therapy
Delayed Emotional Expression
Difficulty expressing feelings verbally.
Unlocking Sound for Clearer Communication and Growth.
At Sreenika Speech and Hearing Center, our Auditory Verbal Therapy focuses on developing listening and spoken language skills for individuals with hearing loss. Using tailored strategies, we empower patients to understand and express themselves effectively in daily life. With expert guidance and advanced techniques, we aim to bridge the gap between hearing challenges and confident communication.
- Enhancing listening and communication abilities.
- Fostering independence in hearing-impaired individuals.
- Building confidence through auditory strategies.
causes of Auditory Verhal Therapy
- Hearing Loss : Moderate to severe hearing impairment.
- Cochlear Implants : Post-surgical speech and listening training.
- Speech Delay : Delayed development in spoken language.
- Auditory Processing Disorders : Difficulty processing sounds accurately.
- Language Development Challenges : Struggles with language acquisition.
- Genetic Hearing Issues : Inherited hearing impairments.
- Early Childhood Hearing Loss : From infections or congenital conditions.
Symptoms of Auditory Verhal Therapy
Struggling to comprehend spoken words.
Slow acquisition of new words.
Difficulty constructing sentences.
Mispronunciations or unclear articulation.
Avoidance due to communication barriers.
Relying on lip-reading or gestures.
The Most Frequently Asked Questions
About Auditory Verhal Therapy
It is a specialized approach that teaches hearing-impaired individuals to develop spoken language through listening.
Children and adults with hearing aids or cochlear implants, and those with hearing-related speech delays.
The duration varies based on individual needs and progress but often spans months to years.
It focuses on spoken language, but sign language may still be an option for some individuals.
Parents actively participate in therapy sessions to reinforce skills at home.
Yes, it can help adults with late-onset hearing loss regain communication skills.