Our free tools can help clinicians address the impact of their client's hearing difficulties on their significant other.

More than 1 billion people are estimated to have chronic tinnitus. We spoke to two of them to find out how the condition affects their lives.

Gael Hannan has been seeing audiologists for nearly 50 years. Here, she shares her checklist for what makes a great one.

Three habits to make sure your clients leave the appointment satisfied and motivated to take action on their hearing loss.

We hear from our partner CAA on the organization’s commitment to lifelong learning and raising awareness of the role of audiologists.

The world around us is changing rapidly, and there will soon be some changes at the Ida Institute too.

Michael, a trainee audiologist, is using his own past fear of cochlear implants to help his patients overcome theirs.

Sara's Day integrates methods from narrative and play therapy and promotes a child-centered approach to pediatric hearing care.

Emerging technologies are changing the way we eat, sleep, work, and even date. But what are the implications for audiology education – and for the…

Up to 80% of information provided by hearing care professionals is forgotten immediately. Here's what you can do.

We're thrilled to be partnering with the Canadian Hard of Hearing Association.

Tinnitus can be just as bothersome as hearing loss. Shari Eberts explains how hearing care professionals can help.

Since getting her first "loud and ugly" hearing aid in 1975, Gael Hannan has gradually learned to love her devices, and her audiologists.

At the latest gathering of the Person-Centered Hearing Network, the word on everyone's lips was "telehealth."

Trevor Menchenton started offering remote appointments during the pandemic and says it doesn't have to be intimidating.

At the Ida Institute, we are delighted to announce a new partnership with the Nova Southeastern University (NSU) in Florida. With one of the largest…

Find out how we're working with locals to spread person-centered care in South Africa.

Compassion fatigue and vicarious trauma are common among people in caring roles, including hearing care professionals. Here's what you can do to help…

This online course guides professionals in the theory and practice of involving young clients in their own hearing care.

Michael sees the impact of hearing aid stigma in many of his patients. But he's no stranger to it - he's worn aids since he was four.