Auditory Processing Disorder: Beyond the Ears

Dr. Chelsea Anderson is a speech-language pathologist and researcher with 10 years of experience assessing and treating individuals with communication disorders. With a doctorate from the University of North Texas, her dissertation examined speech-in-noise processing abilities in autism spectrum disorder. Dr. Anderson is dedicated to providing patient-centered care and working collaboratively with a multidisciplinary team to ensure comprehensive, individualized treatment of auditory processing disorder.

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Parker Vanegas has been practicing as a speech language pathologist for ten years, and has specialized in treating children with hearing loss and auditory processing disorder using a patient and family centered approach. A graduate of the University of Oklahoma with a B.A. in Clinical Psychology, and of the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center with an M.A. in Speech Language Pathology, Parker is passionate about delivering therapy that caters to the whole individual and prioritizes goals that are important to the patient. Parker is also a Certified Listening and Spoken Language Specialist which makes her uniquely qualified to work with individuals with listening deficits. She is a passionate reader and lifelong lover of learning, always striving to engage in work that pushes the field of Speech Language Pathology further