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What is it about?

An Auditory Verbal Therapy tool to address the detection and comprehension of the Ling 6 Sounds (plus silence) for individuals with hearing aids or cochlear implants. This app is designed for therapists to use as an engaging, quick auditory comprehension check in therapy sessions but may also be used for home practice by parents or individuals who have hearing aids or cochlear implants. The flashcards depict the 6 Ling sounds (and silence) which represent the range of speech sounds across low to high frequencies. These sounds are a quick way to ensure that you or your child has auditory access to the most basic speech sounds necessary for detecting and understanding speech. Silence is included as a way to reduce the chance that an individual may be guessing a response when they don’t hear a sound. The app includes a male voice, female voice, and the ability to record your own voice. To track progress, after each practice session a data chart of correct and incorrect responses is available with space to type your own notes and print or email the results. Designed by a Licensed Speech-Language Pathologist with Auditory Verbal Therapy training.

App Details

Version

1.0.1.40

Rating

(13)

Size

3Mb

Genre

Education Medical

Last updated

March 23, 2012

Release date

February 10, 2012

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App Store Description

An Auditory Verbal Therapy tool to address the detection and comprehension of the Ling 6 Sounds (plus silence) for individuals with hearing aids or cochlear implants. This app is designed for therapists to use as an engaging, quick auditory comprehension check in therapy sessions but may also be used for home practice by parents or individuals who have hearing aids or cochlear implants. The flashcards depict the 6 Ling sounds (and silence) which represent the range of speech sounds across low to high frequencies. These sounds are a quick way to ensure that you or your child has auditory access to the most basic speech sounds necessary for detecting and understanding speech. Silence is included as a way to reduce the chance that an individual may be guessing a response when they don’t hear a sound. The app includes a male voice, female voice, and the ability to record your own voice. To track progress, after each practice session a data chart of correct and incorrect responses is available with space to type your own notes and print or email the results. Designed by a Licensed Speech-Language Pathologist with Auditory Verbal Therapy training.