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I will reply despite my better judgement, only to clarify the facts "Did Graeme not report that the MRS had withdrawn their statement of support for the existence of such a condition?" Why would the MRC withdraw their support for the valididty of the very thing they are researching?? I think you have misunderstood... I am in regular communication with the MRC/IHRS who are soon to issue a press release explaining about APD and urging a standardised approach to its diagnosis and management. The new APD tests will be available in the New Year. There is debate within the MRC/IHR ranks about the nature and extent of its involvement in dyslexia, which is where you may have been misled. there are varying theories but nobody has said this in't the case, just that they need more research to see how much it affects individuals with dyslexia and communication problems, as this is not within the boundaries of the current MRC/IHR research project, only the tersting at this stage But there are other ongoing research projects in the UK and overseas in that area, which will show just how much involvement there is in dyslexia, Semantic Pragmatic Disorder and even autism which there is speculation may also be caused by a root deficit in auditory processing. "I could not diagnose APD any more than could produce a rabbit out of a hat and I am happy to leave that to those who have expertise in those particular fields." I didn't ask you or anyone else here to diagnose it, in fact I have advocated that this is not f done by anyone but an audiologist trained to do so. All I asked is that you acknowledge APDs existence when preparing programs to aid listening, which you don't care to do because you don't even acknowledge APD exists, which in turn throws the validity of your interventions into serious question. The reason, perhaps, why you choose to ignore APD.... Best wishes, Aly Chair Auditory Processing Disorder in the UK/APDUK www.lacewingmultimedia.com/APD.htm www.apduk.org |
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