Listening to audiobooks and podcasts can be a great way to work on your listening skills with your hearing implant. Not sure where to start? In this post, we will share some tips for using audiobooks and podcasts to advance your listening skills.
With online meetings and phone calls, working from home can be a challenge compared to working in an office, especially for cochlear implant recipients. But technology like video calls and captioning services can also work to your advantage. Here are five tips to help you to work from home more successfully.
Following the popularity of our previous listening activities and handouts for adult cochlear implant rehabilitation, here is another customizable activity to add to your home listening practice. Last month you practiced family and friends’ names, this month we focus on the places you spend your time and talk about with your family and friends. Take
Did you enjoy our Word Search activity last month? Here is another listening activity to make practice a little more fun! In previous blogs, we have talked about active, structured listening practice leading to faster progress, tips for practicing listening, and how to make activities easier or more difficult depending on your listening skills. This
Heinz and Walter are two amateur musicians from Austria. The two of them don’t only share a love for music, but they also both use cochlear implants. And thanks to their hearing devices, they can enjoy the world of music again.
Another important part of cochlear implant rehabilitation involves learning strategies to improve your daily communication. This includes strategies to improve your listening environment, communication strategies for you as a CI recipient, and for you to share with your communication partner(s).
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