May 21st, 2007 - Volume 17 - Number 21
 Cover Story
Pure Listening
Hearing is one thing, but listening is another. The brain processes sound in three ways: it analyzes its tonicity and frequencies, prepares a motor response to the sound, and associates the sound with the other senses of the body. These three aspects of listening must occur for the overall effect of what might be called "pure listening," says Arnell Brady, MA, CCC-SLP. (cover photo by Jay Rubinic)Feature Articles
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