It's critical to realise that there is no one-size-fits-all approach to treating auditory processing disorder treatment. Despite occasional reports of "miracle cures" in popular literature or on the internet, APD treatment must be highly customised and deficit-specific. It's crucial to remember that just because a therapy technique worked for another child doesn't indicate it will work for yours. As a result, an audiologist's precise and thorough diagnosis is essential for proper therapy.

APD is often treated in three ways:
1. altering the learning or communication environment.
2. recruiting higher-order abilities to help compensate for the disorder.
3. correcting the auditory impairment itself.
The fundamental goal of environmental changes is to increase access to the information given in an auditory manner. Using technological gadgets to aid listening, teacher-oriented ideas to improve information delivery, and various techniques of modifying the learning environment so that the kid with APD can focus their attention on the message are all possible possibilities.

Compensatory tactics are mainly ideas for supporting listeners in developing core resources (language, problem-solving, memory, attention, and other cognitive abilities) to help them overcome the auditory issue. Furthermore, using a range of active listening and problem-solving tactics, many compensatory strategy approaches encourage children with APD to accept responsibility for their listening success or failure and be active participants in everyday listening activities.

Finally, direct APD therapy seeks to remedy the condition itself. There are several therapy options available to address particular auditory deficiencies. Some may be computer-assisted, while others may entail one-on-one therapy sessions. Home-based programmes are sometimes acceptable, while others may need children to attend treatment sessions at a local clinic or school. It should be emphasised that no one treatment option is appropriate for all children with APD. Like other parts of APD intervention, therapy's type, frequency, and intensity should be carefully customised and designed for the specific auditory impairment present.