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As part of her PhD studies at the University of Melbourne, Caitlin Grenness is conducting research on patient-centered care and clinical communication, exploring the interaction between audiologists a

Ida Fellow Viviana Maller recently presented a poster on the emotional impact of hearing loss at the 2013 World Congress of Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies in Peru. As a psychologist and cognitive

Kristina M. English and John Greer Clark have released a new edition of their textbook on audiologic counseling and rehabilitation. Counseling-Infused Audiologic Care presents a comprehensive overview

The U.S. Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Portland, Oregon, is conducting a two-year research project to explore whether using the Ida Line tool and motivational interviewing techniques can lead to

The Ida Institute has collaborated with the American Academy of Audiology Foundation to create and distribute a poster based on one of the winning ideas from our Ideas Competition: the Three Wise Monk

The Oticon Foundation is pleased to announce that it is committed to continuing funding of the Ida Institute. This will enable the Institute to continue collaborating with our community to create new

Lindsey Jorgensen has introduced the Communication Rings tool into her daily routine with patients at the University of South Dakota hearing clinic. The tool provides Lindsey with a practical and easy

In celebration of Audiology Awareness Month in the United States, we are featuring stories of people who have raised awareness of hearing loss in their community. Every year, thousands of children, fa

Peggy Ellertsen is building an online learning community to increase awareness of hearing loss and audiologic rehabilitation in the Boston metropolitan area. Persons with hearing loss and hearing heal

Introducing students to the topics of hearing loss and hearing protection at a young age can help transform attitudes and social norms for an entire generation. Kim Marie Nicols took the initiative to