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Journal of Neurology and Clinical Neuroscience | Volume: 03

8

th

International Conference on

NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS,

CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM AND STROKE

&

International Conference on

NEUROLOGY AND NEUROSURGERY

December 04-05, Dubai, UAE

Joint event on

J Neurol Clin Neurosci, Volume: 03

T

he development of language, communication and

literacy is at the heart of human development.

The acquisition of language skills in early childhood

development and the growth and retention of those skills

over a lifetime, serve as the barometer for diagnosis in

addressing variances of ability and use. Moreover, these

skills serve as a critical value in providing tangible proof

of perceptual cognitive performance, action and behavior.

The purpose of this project was to investigate the use of

Audio Psycho Phonology (APP) as a foundational tool for

individuals with learning challenges. A literature review

was conducted in determining the viability of APP as an

effective intervention for those with cognition and learning

difficulties. Results indicate moderate success, albeit,

variable in diverse cases. Further, a discussion on a relevant

case study will be presented.

Biography

Damian Riviez, Ph.D., is the Dean of the Abu Dhabi School of Management

in the UAE. His research interests include innovative platforms of human

learninganddevelopment inbusiness,communitiesandeducation.Hehas

a passion for studying new applications for learning to address diversified

learning challenges in human development. He holds a Doctorate in

Educational Organization, Administration and Policy, a Master’s of Science

in Special Education, and a Graduate Certificate in Autistic Spectrum

Disorder, all from the USA. He has a child with additional learning needs.

e:

driviez@yahoo.com

Damian Riviez

Abu Dhabi School of Management, UAE

An investigation in using Audio Psycho Phonology (APP) as a

foundational tool in treating individuals with learning challenges