How can I know whether a child hears a sound well enough to identify it? Which speech sounds do children typically master earliest following implantation? Is it ‘normal’ for a three-year-old to [...]
Auditory working memory is the process of remembering and working with sounds previously heard and no longer present in the environment [1]. As auditory information is received, it must be [...]
Since our Adult Rehabilitation Kits have been quite popular, we’re planning to release four more free kits throughout 2022. These new kits will all be suitable for adult as well as teenage [...]
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 [...]
Keeping secrets. Sharing a joke. Playing make-believe. What do all of these behaviors have in common? Theory of Mind. Theory of Mind (ToM) is the ability to share another person’s perspective. [...]
Whether you are a rehabilitation professional, an educator, or a parent of a cochlear implant recipient, you can find free practical tips and valuable resources in our new Binaural Hearing [...]
Check out this month's themed lesson kit for rehabilitation therapists—there's a boatload of great ocean-themed rehabiliation materials & lesson plans!
Have you heard the buzz? There’s a brand-new rehabilitation lesson kit ready: The theme this month is “Bugs”. There’s more than 60 pages of detailed lesson plans, therapist notes, and bug-themed [...]