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Published: 26-07-2019 15:16

Group Aural Rehabilitation session plans The Ida Institute offers a variety of agendas to help you facilitate Group AR sessions. Our session plans include different activities to encourage discussion,

Published: 26-07-2019 13:53

Group AR: A win-win for you and your clients Group aural rehabilitation (AR) programs are a powerful support mechanism for people with hearing loss. A group session typically provides several activiti

Published: 26-07-2019 13:28

Prepare for your Group AR sessions Running Group Aural Rehabilitation is a worthwhile investment of time and resources. In order to make the most of it, take a moment to prepare for a successful Group

Utah State University (USU) Department of Communicative Disorders and Deaf Education began 2019 with an ambitious goal: Infuse person-centered care (PCC) throughout their curriculum and clinical pract

In the 1950s, Ladies' Home Journal ran a popular column called "Can This Marriage Be Saved?” Real-life couples shared their perspectives on their troubled marriage and an ‘expert’ weighed in with advi

Shared decision-making is one of the cornerstones of person-centered care. Getting your client to actively participate in the decision-making process is the best way to ensure that your recommendation

Hey educators, have you ever struggled to teach students to translate the theory of person-centered care into practice? Well help is here. We’ve added another new module to our free University Course

Published: 01-07-2019 17:08

Find out what laws, services, and programs are in your country In many countries there are laws to prevent discrimination in the workplace and to ensure that employers provide reasonable accommodation

Published: 01-07-2019 16:16

To tell or not to tell? Do you hide your hearing loss from the people you work with? According to research from Action on Hearing Loss (since 2020, RNID), many people do. In a survey of more than 1000

Published: 28-06-2019 17:40

Managing Hearing Loss at Work Landing a job, getting along with your colleagues, and succeeding at your work can be difficult under the best of circumstances. Doing it with a hearing loss only complic