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Musiek and Chermak’s award-winning two-volume handbook series offers a comprehensive, state-of-the-art resource on central auditory processing disorders (CAPD) across the lifespan. The newly revised editions integrate the latest advances in auditory neuroscience, cognitive science, and clinical practice to support accurate diagnosis, effective intervention, and professional development. Volume I emphasizes auditory neuroscience and clinical assessment, while Volume II focuses on intervention strategies, rehabilitation, and professional issues, making the set a complete reference for clinicians, researchers, and educators working with children, adults, and older adults with CAPD.
Key Features
- In-depth coverage of auditory neuroscience, central auditory system development, and clinical science essential for diagnosing CAPD
- Detailed exploration of causation, including neuroanatomic abnormalities, neurological disorders, and neuromaturational delays
- Integration of cognitive, sensory, and reward circuitry perspectives in understanding auditory processing disorders
- Expanded chapters on dichotic listening studies and emerging research in CAPD
- Clinical decision-making guidance with case studies to illustrate diagnostic and therapeutic approaches
- Practical strategies for assessment and intervention in clinical and educational settings
- Contributions from internationally recognized experts in audiology, speech-language pathology, and neuroscience
- Highlights emerging trends, research gaps, and future directions for CAPD diagnosis and management
