Auditory

The Auditory sense is the ability to hear and it is often considered the most important sense for humans. The auditory sense allows people to communicate with each other, receive sounds and interpret speech.

At Experia we understand the impact Auditory processing disorder can have on people’s lives as this interferes with someone’s ability to analyse or make sense of information taken in through ears.

Difficulties with auditory processing do not affect what people hear, but it does affect how information is interpreted, or processed by the brain.

 Experia’s auditory equipment can be tailored to meet your individual needs. Whereas ADHD, Autism, Alzheimer’s and other sensory challenges may interfere with auditory processing skills; music, digital sound and controlled sound waves can have profound effects on enhancing the nervous system. Auditory processing or listening skills involve more than just hearing. It is a sensory process that uses the mechanics of hearing while integrating sound. Bubble tubes, interactive walls, LED tunnels and interactive speakers can all be used to provide just the right sound and create the perfect environment to encourage organized listening skills.  We can dramatically impact the ability of an individual to not only to hear but also to listen and process.