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AUDITORY PROCESSING
DISORDERS: ASSESSMENT,
MANAGEMENT, AND TREATMENT,
3RD EDITION

HYPERACUSIS AND DISORDERS OF
SOUND INTOLERANCE: CLINICAL
AND RESEARCH PERSPECTIVES

HEARING CONSERVATION
MANUAL, 5TH EDITION

Donna Geffner
Deborah Ross-Swain
(Publisher: Plural Publishing)
This book details the history, definition,
behaviors, and comorbidities of auditory
processing disorders (APD) and educates
the reader on the most current practices
for assessment of APD, including its
impact on literacy and language
processing. Practical rehabilitation,
management strategies, and direct
evidenced-based programs are covered
in detail.
New chapters address neurological
brain damage and its impact on
auditory processing, psychiatric disorders
associated with auditory processing,
the impact of otitis media on auditory
processing skills, and new methods for
diagnosing. Updates include images of
new FM systems and apps for treatment.
They also include technology, resources,
and references.
608 pages, softcover
*Item # 0113701
$109.95 list price
$98.95 ASHA member

Marc Fagelson
David M. Baguley
(Publisher: Plural Publishing)
This book is a professional resource
for audiology practitioners involved in
the clinical management of patients
who have sound tolerance concerns.
The text covers emerging assessment
and intervention strategies associated
with hyperacusis, disorders of pitch
perception, and other unusual
processing deficits of the auditory
system. In order to illustrate the patients'
perspectives and experiences with
disorders of auditory processing, cases
are included throughout.
Interventions such as cognitive
behavioral therapy, desensitization
training, and hearing aid use are
reported so that clinicians can weave
such strategies into their own work
or into their referral system. The book
elucidates and reinforces audiologists'
contributions to polytrauma and
interprofessional care teams and
provides clear definitions, delineation of
mechanisms, and intervention options
for patients with auditory disorders.
280 pages, softcover

Thomas L. Hutchison, MA
Theresa Y. Schulz, PhD
(Publisher: Council for Accreditation in
Occupational Hearing Conservation
[CAOHC])
The Hearing Conservation Manual
provides complete and current
information on occupational hearing
conservation. Chapters have been
written by subject matter experts
and have been reviewed by CAOHC
constituent groups, including military
audiologists, noise-control engineers,
and occupational audiologists.
This manual provides information on
how industrial noise affects workers,
what a hearing conservation program
entails, the appropriate hearing
protection devices needed, and whether
regulations and standards are being
met.
422 pages, softcover
*Item #0113548
$75.00 list price
$67.50 ASHA member

*Item # 0113702
$79.95 list price
$71.95 ASHA member

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