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Exploring the revolving door of alternative hearing solutions: The ins and outs of cochlear implants and bone conduction devices

Exploring the revolving door of alternative hearing solutions: The ins and outs of cochlear implants and bone conduction devices

Hear ye, hear ye with these alternative hearing solutions! For a practice dedicated to dialling up one of our most vital senses, perusing the list of options for alternative hearing solutions can easily turn into a slippery sensory overload slide. From middle ear...
Reconnecting to stereo love: How to build healthy relationships with hearing loss

Reconnecting to stereo love: How to build healthy relationships with hearing loss

All healthy relationships have a little bit of hearing loss From Caesar’s Roman empire to Grandma June and Grandpa Frank’s semicentennial run, all structures that stand the test of time were built on selective hearing, making healthy relationships with hearing...
Hearing aids and music: How to head bang with hearing loss in the wonderland of music appreciation

Hearing aids and music: How to head bang with hearing loss in the wonderland of music appreciation

You can’t stop the beat with hearing aids and music Turning up the volume on the best-kept secret of retired ravers, hearing aids and music unite to offer a visceral experience and raise it to a real-life, built-in personal concert. Music is a universal language that...
Accelerating hearing health awareness: Strategies for Hearing Instrument Practitioners to drive community outreach and education

Accelerating hearing health awareness: Strategies for Hearing Instrument Practitioners to drive community outreach and education

Strap in to drive hearing health awareness Like the GPS of good hearing, Hearing Instrument Practitioners (HIPs) are responsible for guiding people through the winding roads of auditory well-being to grow hearing health awareness. Shifting into gear to match the...
‘Ears to adventure: Tips for a Kodak moment while travelling with hearing loss

‘Ears to adventure: Tips for a Kodak moment while travelling with hearing loss

Travel internally to travel the world with hearing loss Every great adventure demands a main character moment, and who better to cosplay when travelling with hearing loss than an over-achieving valedictorian candidate? The road may be windy and a little over-run with...
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