For anyone using a hearing implant, one thing is always the first priority: great hearing performance. But your audio processor is also something you wear every day, so making it feel like you is important too.
The holiday season is full of festive sounds like laughter at family dinners, clinking cutlery, and cheerful music. But for cochlear implant users, these moments can also bring hearing challenges. To help you make the most of the season, here are some holiday rehab tips, supported by insights directly from our CI community.
Want to make a splash with your cochlear implant? In this article, we cover everything you need to know, from waterproof accessories to IP ratings. Let’s dive in.
If you want to get the most out of your cochlear implant, practicing your listening skills at home is essential. From listening to music to using apps and videos, this article is filled with tips for self-training.
Ever wondered how much you rely on lip-reading in everyday conversations? Can watching someone’s lips and facial expressions really help you understand speech better—especially in noisy environments? And how does this skill support individuals with hearing loss or cochlear implants? In this article, we’ll explore the fascinating role of lip-reading, why it’s so important, and how it can complement hearing technology to enhance communication.
Holiday season is fast approaching, and that means parties, festivals, and large family get-togethers. Having difficulty hearing in social situations like these is normal, even for people without hearing implants. But there are ways to improve your speech understanding and comprehension skills to reduce the likelihood of communication breakdowns.
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