Dilys Averil Treharne [McCall] (1946-a1998)

Dates

Birth: April-June 1946 Bristol, UK
Father: Elias Jenkin Treharne 1911-1994
Mother: Ruth Elizabeth Heavers 1920-1987

Christening: Unknown

Marriage: July-September 1975 Bristol, Avon, UK
Husband: Robert L McCall 1941-a1998

Death: After 1998

Children

Karen Elizabeth McCall 1981-a1998

Notes

Entry in the Register of Births for Dilys A Treharne, mother's maiden name Heavers, in April-June 1946 in Bristol (6a 325).

Her sister was also born in Bristol in 1952.

Entry in the Register of Marriages for Dilys A Treharne and Robert L McCall in July-September 1975 in Bristol (22 1122).

Her daughter was born in Sheffield in 1981.

There is an entry in the Spartenburg Herald Journal (South Carolina) Sunday 13 December 1998 for the funeral of Daphne Young McCall on 11 December 1998, mother of Robert L "Bob" McCall Jnr and mother-in-law of Dilys Treharne McCall of Sheffield, England.

There is an entry in Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists for RC0002546 Ms. Dilys Averil Treharne.

Entry in 192.com for Dilys A Mccall in the Electoral Roll 2002-07 aged 65+ living in Dronfield, Derbyshire, S18, other occupant Karen E Mccall (daughter?).

There is an entry in 28th International Congress of Psychology August 8-13, 2004, Beijing, China for Dilys Treharne of University of Sheffield, UK chairing the 1084 Oral Education Psychology and a co-author of 1084.1 Comparing the effectiveness of two listening stimulation programmes in the management of auditory processing and literacy difficulties. Her sister was another co-author.

This study compares the effectiveness on auditory processing and literacy skills of the eight week Listening Programme (Lawrence et al 1999) which uses modified music with the effects of a dummy listening programme (containing non-modified music) using a multiple baselines design. 15 children with literacy and learning difficulties were assessed repeatedly at 2 month intervals: before and after the first and second interventions. Apart from the key measures of auditory processing and literacy, control measures were also collected. These included measures of reasoning, visual processing, and attention.

There is an entry in Public Services Academy for Mrs Dilys Treharne, a lecturer in Human Communication Services at the University of Sheffield

Research Summary and Interests: My main research and clinical interest is with auditory processing disorders mainly in children, which lead to communication and/or educational problems. I have provided numerous workshops and spoken at international conferences on this topic including remediation and the use of a particular auditory stimulation programme –The Listening Program

Bristol was in the county of Avon 1974-1996, but otherwise was not in a county.

Relationship

Dilys Averil Treharne was my second cousin once removed.

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