Rehabilitation

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Introducing Speak Up, Listen Up to Empower Teens With Hearing Loss

Speak Up, Listen Up empowers teens with hearing loss to build confidence, practice self-advocacy, and navigate real-world communication challenges in a safe, engaging environment. Bridging the gap between therapy and everyday experiences, Speak Up, Listen Up can help young people develop the skills they need to speak up and thrive.

Group of people seated around a table during a meeting or workshop, with several water bottles, notebooks, and smartphones visible. Two participants in the center look down at their devices and papers, while name cards—one reading “Adelaide” and another “berhane”—are placed on the table. The setting appears to be a conference room with glass doors featuring a geometric patterned design and a visible “PULL” sign on the door.

Empowering Hearing Rehabilitation in Emerging Countries: A Sustainable Approach

The Hearing Healthcare Alliance (HHA)—a strategic partnership between MED-EL and the Austrian Development Agency—worked to enhance the diagnosis and rehabilitation of individuals with hearing loss across numerous countries in the Global South.

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Assessing Auditory Development Just Got Easier With LEAQ & ReDi

Early auditory development plays a critical role in a child’s spoken communication journey. Supporting families and professionals during these early years requires tools like ReDi and the LittlEARS ® Auditory Questionnaire that are simple, accessible, and practical in home and clinical environments.

A medical professional wearing a white lab coat and stethoscope sits at a desk, speaking with a hearing loss patient who is seated across from them. The doctor holds a pen over a clipboard with papers, which is a quality of life questionnaire. A tablet and an open laptop rest on the desk. A white cup and various office items are visible in the background, creating the setting of a bright, modern medical consultation room.

Introducing: The Quality of Life in People With Hearing Loss Questionnaire

Clinicians and researchers can use the new “Quality of Life in People with Hearing Loss Questionnaire (HL-QoL)” to assess how hearing loss and treatment affect an individual’s quality of life. As the first validated questionnaire based on the WHO’s international classification of functioning, disability, and health, it is designed to assess hearing outcomes while providing a holistic perspective.

Rehab at Home for Adults covers group conversations such as have a picnic with your friends and family.

5 Smart Ways to Use the Rehab at Home for Adults Video Series

The Rehab at Home for Adults video series follows four cochlear implant recipients and their families, sharing real-life experiences and practical strategies for integrating listening goals into daily life. Here are five ways professionals can incorporate this series into clinical practice.

Older woman using Meludia to improve speech understanding

A Guide to Improving Speech Understanding With Meludia Music Training

Cochlear implant technology has rapidly advanced, allowing more recipients to enjoy music—but for some, musical enjoyment does not come easily. This article provides clinicians and speech therapists with an overview of research on the benefits of music training, along with introducing a new rehabilitation and music training resource entitled, Meludia and Speech Understanding: Bridging Exercises.

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