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Despite being first described all the way back in 1948, many people are not aware that auditory processing disorder actually exists. This remains the case even as the disorder can explain a good number of situations where individuals can hear…

Auditory processing is what enables us to filter out meaningful information from surrounding sound. Therefore, some might wonder if noise pollution or particularly loud environments could hamper it. The short answer is: Yes. However, it is important to understand that,…

Now, while the physical process of hearing is very distinct from the brain’s process of listening, they certainly share the same problem of being taken for granted. Because much like hearing, many of us greatly underestimate our dependence on our…

In a previous blog, we touched upon bone conduction and how it serves to support the body’s ability to pick up more sound vibrations for the brain to interpret. However, there are also those who want to know more about…