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Published: 21-02-2013 14:14

Role-play topics Explore challenges Role-play is an effective, experiential way for the whole group to explore communication problems and challenges. By sharing observations, comments and feedback, ob

Ida Fellow Beth Humphrey has integrated the Ida University Course into the Audiology Counseling Course at the University of Tennessee. Her students find that the course provides valuable practical cou

In 2012, the Ida Institute launched a new training program to expand the global reach and impact of our tools and methods. The Train the Trainer seminars prepare people to create and deliver their own

One seminar has ended, and a new one is soon to begin. In January, 24 hearing care professionals from around the world attended the first seminar in our three-part series titled: Patient-Centered Care

An international group of hearing care professionals from 11 different countries, spanning 5 continents, will attend Ida’s upcoming seminar on 21 January titled “ Patient-Centered Care: Fluff, Fact or

Published: 14-01-2013 15:35

Ideas for Businesses Whether you represent a small or large business, you can help contribute to the cause and raise awareness of hearing loss. Below you will find a number of concrete ideas that can

Published: 14-01-2013 15:34

Ideas for Schools Browse through the pool of ideas and find inspiration for school projects that can raise awareness of hearing loss. Changing the attitudes of children and young adults can help trans

Published: 14-01-2013 15:32

Ideas for Nonprofits Whether you work in the field of hearing loss or not, your organization can join this global movement to raise awareness of hearing loss and work to ensure that more people seek t

Published: 14-01-2013 15:31

Ideas for Clinics Browse through the pool of ideas and find inspiration for projects that you can implement in your community. Raising awareness of hearing loss in your region can help inspire people

Published: 14-01-2013 15:16

Meet our collaborators The Change Guide is an outcome of our " Managing Change: Realities and Roadblocks " seminar series in spring of 2012, where 75 hearing care professionals from around the world c