Auditory Processing Disorder Special Needs Social Skills Summer Camp, Groups and Programs for Children And Young Adults | Monmouth County NJ
At Camp Excel in Monmouth County, NJ, we offer Social Skills Groups and Summer Camps for children and young adults with Special Needs including Auditory Processing Disorder. Our special needs programs focus on developing social skills and the social awareness necessary for better relationships with other children and adults.
Auditory Processing Disorder Special Needs Groups Monmouth County NJ
Auditory Processing Disorder Special Needs Summer Camp Monmouth County NJ
Auditory Processing Disorder Special Needs Summer Program Monmouth County NJ
What is Auditory Processing Disorder?
Auditory Processing Disorder (APD), is a disorder of the auditory system that makes it difficult for one to hear small sound differences in words. With ADP, the brain doesn’t hear sounds in the usual way.
ADP can present with difficulty speaking, reading, writing, and spelling. ADP can also affect the ability to process what others are saying and being able to respond quickly. People diagnosed with ADP can have difficulty with following conversations, remembering spoken directions, discerning where a sound came from, and understanding what people are saying especially if it is loud or more than one person is talking.
The cause of ADP is unknown. It usually begins in childhood but can develop at a later age. The prevalence of ADP is between 2%-7% of children, with boys being more likely than girls to have it.
Camp Excel for Children And Young Adults with Special Needs
Camp Excel, based in Manasquan, NJ, has offered social skills programs for those diagnosed with Auditory Processing Disorder, for over 20 years. Our management team, the Cable Family, shares a passion for helping children and young adults with these special needs. Other disorders or disabilities we serve include kids and young adults that have been diagnosed with ADHD, high functioning Autism Spectrum Disorder, Anxiety, Tourette’s, Learning Disabilities, and other childhood diagnoses. We are dedicated to providing the best programs possible to support the individuals and families that we serve. Here are our current programs:
Social Skills Saturday Program Ages 5-18