Hi everyone, this week we are looking at a condition that my eldest daughter told me about, it is called Process Delay Disorder. Has anyone heard of this?
What is it, well it’s a condition that makes it difficult for
people to process information from their senses. This can include visual,
auditory, or sensory information.
It is a time-relating characteristic that determines an
amount of time during which a scheduled process or activity is stopped or idle.
It is an unplanned extension in the process's duration caused by some
circumstances that impedes the process's commencement or continuation.
The symptoms include.
- Difficulty
remembering new information
- Difficulty
following multi-step instructions
- Difficulty
understanding speech, especially in noisy places
- Difficulty
completing math operations
- Difficulty
interacting with others
There are many things that could cause it, including.
- Physical
illness or injury
- Lack
of sleep
- Reaction
to medications
- Attention
Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
- Learning
disorders
- Emotional
factors
- Fewer
neurotransmitters in the brain
- Epilepsy
There's no cure for auditory processing disorder, however, there
is treatment.
When it comes to treatment, it seems something called auditory
training, this means to undertake activities that will improve someone’s concentration
and listening.
Reading regularly, is thought to help as reading exercises your
brain muscles like any other muscle, and the more you read, the faster you
might be able to process information.
Playing brain games, also help as there are many brain-training
games and puzzles that can help improve your processing speed.
Processing disorders can affect a person's ability to learn,
work, and socialize. They can also lead to low self-esteem and anxiety.
I believe it is called Sensory Processing Disorder over here.
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