Trusted Resources for Families & Educators
Whether you're learning about Auditory Processing Disorder (APD), supporting a child with hearing loss, or looking for classroom strategies, we've gathered resources we know and trust to help you feel more informed and supported.
Understanding APD
What is Auditory Processing Disorder?
A quick explainer for when you need to describe it to a teacher, grandparent, or well-meaning relative:
APD is not a hearing problem. It's a brain processing problem. The ears work. The brain needs a little extra support making sense of what those ears pick up—especially in noisy environments.
Recommended APD Tools
These evidence-based tools can help reinforce listening, memory, and auditory processing skills at home. We'll recommend the most appropriate resources based on your child's unique needs.
HearBuilder®
Auditory and language processing games for kids
Zoo Caper Skyscraper
Dichotic listening skills (ages 5+)
Insane Airplane
Tonal processing (ages 7+)
Elephant Memory Training (EMT)
Working memory (ages 8+)
CAPDOTS®
Deficit-specific online APD therapy
Sound Storm
Spatial processing disorder (ages 6–12)
Resources for Educators & School Teams
We partner with teachers and school clinicians to help students with APD succeed in the classroom.
We can provide:
Teacher quick-reference guides
Classroom acoustic recommendations
Consultation for IEP and 504 teams
Interested in having your school or district partner with Attuned Child Center?
A Reminder for Parents
Your child isn't ignoring you.
They may just need information presented in a way their brain can better process.
With the right support, structure, and a whole lot of patience (for both of you), they can absolutely thrive.
Looking for More Guidance?
Whether you're just beginning to explore APD or you're looking for personalized recommendations, we're here to help.