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This presentation outlines an auditory therapy approach that addresses a hierarchy of auditory/receptive language levels. It includes discussion of specific goals and strategies and how they may be targeted in purposeful play.
'This course provided a nice review of Auditory Strategies and the Auditory Hierarchy-- It was beneficial to learn about how to incorporate purposeful play based on a child's auditory level'Read Reviews
As the adult ages, there are predictable changes in social interaction patterns. We also know that adult acquired hearing loss can subtly influence the way a person will choose to use their hearing. In this seminar, we will examine what is known about how the social interaction patterns change over the years, the potential physical and mental health implications of these changes and how hearing loss will complicate these dynamics. Counseling recommendations will be included that reflect an appreciation of the complex interaction of these issues.
'Interesting perspective; emphasis on sociological implications'Read Reviews
This text course provides an overview of the research and clinical applications of the Acceptable Noise Level (ANL) test in an engaging Q & A format. This is the second text in a 2-part series on this topic. The first text (AudiologyOnline Article #14403) can be accessed at www.audiologyonline.com/20q
'concise review of research, easy to follow'Read Reviews
With more and more publications linking untreated hearing loss to cognitive decline, falls, hospital readmission, noncompliance with medical recommendations, social isolation, and depression, it is the perfect time for audiologists to position themselves as the profession that can facilitate effective, efficient communication for individuals whose primary concern may not be hearing. This is our chance to show other health care providers the essential role we play in their patient’s success.
'Good synopsis of where healthcare is today'Read Reviews
Often communication partners find that their partner’s hearing loss significantly affects their lives, too. In many cases, however, spouses do not openly discuss their frustrations, hopes and wishes and therefore fail to address and resolve challenges. This presentation will introduce the Ida Institute Communication Partner Tools that can help the audiologist, patient and communication partner set attainable goals together.
'Good insight into the often overlooked significant others'Read Reviews
This course was created to educate professionals on the importance of auditory training in the rehabilitation process. Research shows auditory training games can improve hearing in noise skills for individuals with normal or impaired hearing, young and old and with more fun and engaging forms of training it has never been easier to deliver this element of the treatment process.
'One of the best courses I've done on AO'Read Reviews
This webinar will present the results of a study that examined the use of an FM system intervention for blast-exposed veterans with functional hearing problems in the presence of normal hearing sensitivity.
'Great content and presentation style'Read Reviews
Despite advances in cochlear implant (CI) technology and impressive outcomes for recipients, CI users often continue to experience difficulty understanding in noisy and reverberant environments. Performance in these situations may be improved with wireless remote microphone technology. This webinar will review several studies that have explored the use of wireless remote mic technology for CI users based on the article published in Seminars in Hearing (volume 35, no. 3, August 2014) by the presenter.
There are rapid advances in wireless technology, however, the best designed and fitted technology is only as effective as its utilization. The topics for the week-long webinar series will be introduced including use of wireless technology with adults and children with hearing aids, cochlear implants, learning challenges, and traumatic brain injury. Tools for verification including professional standards and guidelines as well as techniques for ensuring appropriate outcomes will be presented.
'Excellent overview of HAT with incorporation of comprehensive clinical experiences of authors'Read Reviews
Hearing loss affects the patient and family alike…shouldn’t counseling include the family as well? This course will go over the importance of counseling patients and their family members about hearing loss and the importance of supporting a patient through the process.
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