#auditoryprocessingdisorder — Public Fediverse posts on home.social

Alex :v_agender: @[email protected] · 2026-05-04 · 03:55 UTC

Tomorrow should be interesting. I'm going in to the audiologist for an annual review of my audiogram and also APD (auditory processing disorder).

This will be helpful for my new speech therapist (SLP) that I meet the next day.

I've been kinda neglecting my APD since getting good at reading lips and closed captions, but think I can still do better to aid in comprehension in conversations with humans.

#Audiogram #Audiologist #AuditoryProcessingDisorder #SpeechTherapy

#audiogram #audiologist #auditoryprocessingdisorder #speechtherapy

Alex :v_agender: @[email protected] · 2026-05-04 · 03:55 UTC

Tomorrow should be interesting. I'm going in to the audiologist for an annual review of my audiogram and also APD (auditory processing disorder).

This will be helpful for my new speech therapist (SLP) that I meet the next day.

I've been kinda neglecting my APD since getting good at reading lips and closed captions, but think I can still do better to aid in comprehension in conversations with humans.

#Audiogram #Audiologist #AuditoryProcessingDisorder #SpeechTherapy

#audiogram #audiologist #auditoryprocessingdisorder #speechtherapy

Alex :v_agender: @[email protected] · 2026-05-04 · 03:55 UTC

Tomorrow should be interesting. I'm going in to the audiologist for an annual review of my audiogram and also APD (auditory processing disorder).

This will be helpful for my new speech therapist (SLP) that I meet the next day.

I've been kinda neglecting my APD since getting good at reading lips and closed captions, but think I can still do better to aid in comprehension in conversations with humans.

#Audiogram #Audiologist #AuditoryProcessingDisorder #SpeechTherapy

#audiogram #audiologist #auditoryprocessingdisorder #speechtherapy

Alex :v_agender: @[email protected] · 2026-05-04 · 03:55 UTC

Tomorrow should be interesting. I'm going in to the audiologist for an annual review of my audiogram and also APD (auditory processing disorder).

This will be helpful for my new speech therapist (SLP) that I meet the next day.

I've been kinda neglecting my APD since getting good at reading lips and closed captions, but think I can still do better to aid in comprehension in conversations with humans.

#Audiogram #Audiologist #AuditoryProcessingDisorder #SpeechTherapy

#speechtherapy #auditoryprocessingdisorder #audiologist #audiogram

Alex :v_agender: @[email protected] · 2026-05-04 · 03:55 UTC

Tomorrow should be interesting. I'm going in to the audiologist for an annual review of my audiogram and also APD (auditory processing disorder).

This will be helpful for my new speech therapist (SLP) that I meet the next day.

I've been kinda neglecting my APD since getting good at reading lips and closed captions, but think I can still do better to aid in comprehension in conversations with humans.

#Audiogram #Audiologist #AuditoryProcessingDisorder #SpeechTherapy

#audiogram #audiologist #auditoryprocessingdisorder #speechtherapy

K.J. Elphinstone @[email protected] · 2025-08-19 · 05:55 UTC

The symptoms associated with trauma can also be found in a wide range of other conditions.

These include:

- Autism
- Schizophrenia
- BPD and other 'personality disorders'
- Depression
- Anxiety disorder (GAD)

And many others.

⬇️ (more info below)

#Autism #Trauma #Safety #Hypervigilance #Anxiety #AuditoryProcessingDisorder #PersonalityDisorder

#personalitydisorder #auditoryprocessingdisorder #anxiety #hypervigilance #safety #trauma

olena @[email protected] · 2025-07-22 · 08:24 UTC

#AuDHD time management:
I have an appointment at 17:00. It’s in a different town, to which I’ll go by a train, and to the train station I’d go by metro and then walk(when I booked the appointment, there was a direct train there from a nearby station that’s just about an hour walk from here, but it recently got temporarily suspended due to road works)
So, the train takes 30-35 minutes, and there’s 10 minutes walk to the address I need from the train station, so I need about an hour to come there, trains are going every six minutes, so, I guess, just to be on the safer side, I have to be on the train station no later than at 15:45.
It’s 40 minutes walk to the train station from my line of metro (I could have just transfer to another line, but that other line is old and makes me feel quite claustrophobic, so I absolutely definitely prefer to walk), so to be safe, I need to go out of metro no later than 14:50.
On metro, from my station to that station, maps say it’s 40 minutes, but based on previous trips I refuse to believe it’s less than an hour, and what if I will need to miss one train - no, I should count more than an hour. Ok, I guess, to be on metro at around 13:40 should be safe.
To the metro, there’s about 800m walking, so, I suppose, I need to plan to go out at 13:15. Which means I have to be already prepared at about 13:00 to have those 15 minutes to check that everything is ok. It takes anything from 10 minutes to an hour to get ready, so I am putting an alarm to start get dressed at 12:00. Oh, and I have to make sure all the documents are ready and I didn’t forget anything, so I have to set another alarm at 11:30 to have time for that.
I could go by taxi and the trip would take 45 minutes, but it would cost 40+ euro one way.

There is no direct bus, and I hesitate using buses with transfers due to a fear to get confused and go somewhere wrong - and generally I have stopped using them when the Covid pandemic began, and have used them just a few times since then, idk why, but I feel very uncomfortable in them compared to trains/metro

So, for an appointment at 17:00, the alarms start at 11:30. And in the morning I can’t start anything that takes uncertain time to be finished, so the day is basically gone.

This appointment could have been a phone call, but I al not ok with phone calls, and I don’t trust my APD to get everything right, and it’s just too important to have it by phone because I know I am always stressed so much by the very need to decipher things during a call that I totally forget about all the important stuff I wanted to clarify

Instead, I took a vacation day for today - with a single purpose to attend this appointment

I was told: you can’t have #ADHD, you are never late. That’s why. That’s why I am never late - because I manage every timed human interaction this way

I was told: you don’t have all these diagnoses, they are for people whose life is severely impacted, and yours is ok. That’s. That’s what happens inside when from outside it looks ok and not impacted.

#neurodivergent
#AuditoryProcessingDisorder
#anxiety
@actuallyautistic

#audhd #adhd #neurodivergent #auditoryprocessingdisorder #anxiety

SleepyCatten (referred for ME/CFS, but it's probably P-HSD arc) @[email protected] · 2025-07-18 · 20:33 UTC

Girl-type-thing whose auditory processing was too slow to process Hank Green talking about HTTP response status codes at full speed, so she just slowed the video speed down to 0.75 times in order to comprehend and absorb what he was saying 🥺

Yay for the Auditory Processing Disorder (APD) that came bundled with our AuDHD :Sighing_Face: 🤦‍♀️

#AuditoryProcessingDisorder #AuDHD #ActuallyAutistic #ADHD #neurospicy #neurodivergent

#auditoryprocessingdisorder #audhd #actuallyautistic #adhd #neurospicy #neurodivergent

public universal fox @[email protected] · 2025-01-20 · 19:13 UTC

sometimes I wish it was possible to be like Hoshi Sato, just picking up entire languages in a couple days

I always watch stuff with subtitles bc I have some minor auditory processing issues¹

lately I've been watching a lot of dubbed² stuff³ and it's been really fascinating seeing the differences between the dubs and the subtitles meant as a translation for the original language

I mean, it's similar to the way subtitles meant for #Deaf and #HardOfHearing viewers are sometimes slightly off from what was said (which is an #accessibility issue)

#disability #AuditoryProcessingDisorder #linguistics

¹ it's worst over the phone, which is fun since that's my whole job, or if I otherwise can't see the person who's speaking, which sometimes happens in TV/movies
² I finished #Ranma12 and started #ExtraordinaryAttorneyWoo
³ or, in the case of #StopHibariKun, both an anime and a manga with fan translations by different people

#deaf #hardofhearing #accessibility #disability #auditoryprocessingdisorder #linguistics

ety://glyphscribe @[email protected] · 2024-11-23 · 16:44 UTC

But Krisp and other (particularly AI-powered) noise cancelling technologies are particularly egregious in two big ways:

One, they'll often (but not always) influence the threshold mechanism for transmitting. From a Gamer's perspective, this is good, because they can hug the smoke detectors in their home and nobody hears it...

... but it also means that if they're making any sort of noise while actively speaking, small sections of the meaningful audio just get disappeared never to be heard again.

Two, most of these are actively altering the audio to try and subtract the spurious sound from the speech, and since it's not part of the averaged background (like with NC), this is a much more computationally involved task. Thus, leaning on AI.

... But its an imperfect and imprecise process, and swings for 'good enough' in an admittedly difficult problem-space. Speech is wholly altered; transients are cut or rounded, timing can be reinterpolated, etc.

Many (most?) people can work through this with little difficulty, but for people with an #AuditoryProcessingDisorder especially, the combination of these factors and the lack of visual cues like lip-reading to 'fill in the gaps,' it can turn what should be fun or productive time into frustration, depression, and disengagement.

#auditoryprocessingdisorder

Richard Bairwell @[email protected] · 2024-06-25 · 07:35 UTC

@lnr For many many years I wondered "what the hell is a 'tetley tree'? until I read the lyrics and it made so much more sense. #auditoryProcessingDisorder

#auditoryprocessingdisorder