Listening is learned. Some children need help.
A developmental audiologist in Roanoke for babies, children and adults.
“Auditory processing can’t be assessed until age 7.”
Not true.
Hello, I’m Peggy.
Most families come to me because a child has listening difficulties. An evaluation is where we start.
I grew up in Rochester, New York. Seven children, three grandchildren.
Margaret R. Glenney, M.A., CCC-A
- M.A., Communication Disorders
- University of Connecticut, 1985
- ASHA member
- Since 1985
Who Peggy sees
Listening difficulties often show up as academic problems and learning issues.
Trouble finding a sound, no babbling or no healthy counterbalanced crawl can be early signs of a delay.
After a mild brain injury, adults are at risk of processing disorders. Hyperacusis and misophonia too.
The evaluation, then a plan
Auditory processing evaluation
Decides what comes next, after the free phone call.
Auditory training
Berard AIT, the Buffalo Model and Differential Processing Training, alone or combined.
Sound therapy
Low-frequency vibroacoustic therapy, tuning forks, sound and music.
Reflexes and movement
Primary reflex integration (RMTi, Masgutova) and daily movement exercises.
Diet and supplements
Advice from Level One Hanna Kroeger herbalist training.
Before you book
- The first call
- 15 minutes by phone, free, booked online.
- Payment
- In full at each visit. No Medicare, Medicaid or private insurance.
- Reimbursement
- A receipt with codes, where they apply, to claim yourself.
- Changes
- 24 hours’ notice, 48 preferred.
Find the practice in Roanoke
4526 Old Cave Spring RoadRoanoke, Virginia
Families also come from Blacksburg, Richmond and the towns around them.
- Phone
- (540) 525-6108
- Hours
- Monday to Friday, 9 am to 5 pm