The Auditory Processing Clinic
What is Auditory Processing?
Auditory processing is what our brain does with the sound our ears hear.
When someone has an auditory processing disorder (APD), they often have trouble understanding what is said to them because their brain is not using sounds correctly. If you have concerns for APD, complete our checklist to find out if you would benefit from an evaluation.
Our Services
Therapy
Professional Development
Educational Support and Consulting
Our Mission
At The Auditory Processing Clinic, our mission is to empower individuals with auditory processing and literacy challenges, hearing loss, and speech delays through compassionate, evidence-based care that recognizes every person's unique strengths, needs, and experiences. We are committed to treating each patient in a manner uniquely tailored to their needs by providing personalized assessment, intervention, and support. Through collaboration with families, educators, and other professionals, we strive to build confident listeners, readers, and communicators while fostering meaningful, lifelong success in school, work, and everyday life.
Why it Matters
Strong auditory processing skills are the foundation for effective listening, learning, communication, and literacy. When the brain can efficiently identify and make sense of what is heard, individuals are better equipped to follow directions, understand conversations, develop reading and spelling skills, and succeed in academic, social, and professional settings. Specialized intervention helps to build confidence, reduce frustration, and provide the tools needed to navigate everyday listening demands.
We believe in making listening, literacy, and learning accessible for everyone.
Meet Our Team
Bonnie Hunsicker,
MS, CCC-SLP
Speech Language Pathologist
Parker Vanegas,
MA, CCC-SLP, LSLS Cert AVT
Speech Language Pathologist
