Rehabilitation

Newborn hearing screening and early intervention have improved the spoken language outcomes for children with severe-to-profound hearing loss. Children diagnosed early are presenting at school [...]

As travel starts again in some parts of the world and restrictions are slowly lifting, more cochlear implant recipients will be traveling between and within countries. Our latest Adult [...]

2021 marks the beginning of the United Nation’s Decade of Healthy Aging, an initiative to support adults across the world to live fulfilling, inclusive, and healthier lives. We know that hearing [...]

Whether it’s for hearing aids, cochlear implants, or other hearing technology, it’s well-established and widely acknowledged that aural rehabilitation is absolutely essential for supporting [...]

Music promotes social connectedness and well-being.[6] It plays an important part in people’s lives and remains an important factor in the lives of cochlear implant (CI) recipients.[4]  [...]

Is it important that a child stacks blocks? Does it matter if a child does not find an object hidden in front of them? A child is becoming defiant. Is that ok? At specific ages, the answer to [...]

What is Auditory Neuropathy Spectrum Disorder? Auditory neuropathy spectrum disorder (ANSD) is a group—or spectrum—of hearing disorders that affects how sound is sent from the inner hair cells of [...]

Many families wait a long amount of time for their baby’s cochlear implant surgery and for their child to gain optimal access to sound. While some professionals and caregivers think paediatric [...]

Have you discovered the Adult Rehabilitation Kits? Developed to support you to offer effective rehabilitation sessions to cochlear implant recipients, the Adult Rehabilitation Kits (ARKs) target [...]

70% of the world’s languages are tonal and about half the global population speak a tonal language.[9] In the past, research highlighted the limitations of cochlear implant technology in [...]