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Not every child who “doesn’t listen” has an attention problem. Sometimes the difficulty concerns something much more subtle — phonemic hearing, the ability to distinguish between speech sounds that change the meaning of words. It is this skill that influences correct pronunciation, learning to read and write, and a child’s...

Does your child often ask you to repeat instructions? Seem tired in noisy environments? Or struggle with clear pronunciation even though they “can hear just fine”? Even a mild, hardly noticeable hearing loss can affect speech development, emotions, and the learning process.

Speech development does not occur in isolation. It requires the cooperation of both brain hemispheres and well-developed visual perception. Discover why these areas are so important in pediatric neurologopedic therapy.