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Today’s Rehab At Home post is about rhyming. Recognising and generating rhyming words is an important skill for your child to master before learning to read and write.   Why Is Rhyming [...]

Captivating string quartets, moving piano solos, and a soulful vocal performance. On paper, it might sound like a normal night at the Haus Der Musik, Innsbruck’s concert hall. But last November’s [...]

Today’s Rehab At Home post is about the Ling Six Sound Test. The Ling Test is a simple activity you can do each morning to check your child can hear all of the sounds of speech with their [...]

Hi! My name is Ross, I am 55 years old and live in Saskatoon, Canada. I am married and have four sons. I work for the federal government of Canada where I conduct research on insects associated [...]

ADHEAR: a device simply stuck on behind the ear to help people with conductive hearing loss to hear. Sounds pretty incredible, right?

If you already had good communication skills before you lost your hearing, you might be wondering why you would need someone to help with your rehabilitation at home. The primary role of a [...]

There are some personalities you’ll never forget, like Charlie’s. Usher Syndrome, which causes deafness and blindness, doesn’t stop talented 10-year-old Charlie playing music, sport and more!

We sit down with Laura Lowles, a cochlear implant recipient and author of the recently published book “The Invisible Disability And Me”.

Do things sound foggy, or really far away? This may be a sign of conductive hearing loss. Last week we introduced you to what is sensorineural hearing loss. In this post, we break down all-things [...]

Have you ever noticed your child giving answers or saying things out of context? Use the 'sabotage strategy' to check that your child is actively listening.