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The Ida Institute is pleased to announce the establishment of partnerships with the University of Cape Town, South Africa; Self-Help for Hard of Hearing (SHHH), Australia; and the Ear Foundation, Unit

Published: 12-03-2018 12:51

Everyday Life with Hearing Loss There are things you can do yourself to make it easier to communicate in daily life. Planning your day and asking others to help you can make it a lot easier to deal wi

Published: 12-03-2018 12:46

Prepare for Your Follow-up Appointments Once you have tried out your new hearing aids, you will need to get them adjusted. Your audiologist will ask you how they are working and if you feel they help

Published: 12-03-2018 12:40

Prepare for Your First Appointment Are you going to visit an audiologist for the first time? Are you wondering what to expect? During the appointment, your audiologist will conduct tests to see if any

Alis Kamstrup is an audiologist working as a hearing counselor for the public health care system in Herning, Denmark. She also recently completed her master’s in medical anthropology, and sat down wit

World Hearing Day is held each year on March 3 to promote hearing care and raise awareness of hearing loss prevention across the world. This year the World Health Organization (WHO) has chosen the the

Published: 01-03-2018 13:52

Our mission and story Our mission The Ida Institute’s mission is to build a community that embraces person-centered care and empowers people to get the hearing care they need. Together with clinicians

Published: 26-02-2018 15:24

Tools Our tools help open communication between hearing care professionals and their clients. Clinicians can gain a better understanding of their clients’ needs and wants, involve their clients in the

Published: 20-02-2018 14:04

The Ida Community We work with hearing care professionals, academics, and people with hearing loss from all over the world to advance person-centered care. Through our community's insight and input, w

Published: 19-02-2018 12:07

What we do At Ida, we believe that understanding the whole person is key to successful hearing rehabilitation. We develop tools and resources that help current and future hearing care professionals de