Fast Forward

: Hello! My six-year-old son was recently diagnosed with Central
: Auditory Processing Disorder (specifically Tolerance Fading
: Memory). We are considering using Fast Forward and wondered if
: anyone has had good results with it.: Any other recommended therapies?: Thank you,: Tina Salameh Louisville, KY (unless you posted there, too, and have already read the thread on it)

PASSWORD>aaCQo0cFNqE4o: Hello! My six-year-old son was recently diagnosed with Central
: Auditory Processing Disorder (specifically Tolerance Fading
: Memory). We are considering using Fast Forward and wondered if
: anyone has had good results with it.: Any other recommended therapies?: Thank you,: Tina Salameh Louisville, KYI am also looking for information on FastForword as it relates to success treating an auditory processing deficit. All I know is that some of our local doctors “hear” promising things about it, but no hard data has been provided. One of my child’s teachers has a student that went through the program last year and she tells me that the student is “flourishing”, but who knows if it’s the program or maturity?I will be sure to share anything significant that I find out. Would you be willing to do the same?Good luck!By the way, what is the “reading board” mentioned in the reply you received?

Hello, I searched this site to see if someone posted a message on FastForWord and came across yours. I have a 5 year old daughter who has auditory proccessing concerns. (she is too young for the CAP testing). Her speech language therapist wants to do the Fast ForWord program this summer. Can you PLEASE share with me anything you have discovered about it. I have read about it, having found mixed reviews. I also cannot find that it has been independatly studied. If you can help me to help my daughter in any way I would truly appreciate it. Thank you!! Also, I am curious what led you to have your son testing, what were his “symptoms”?