CASD 2482 Introduction to Rehabilitative Audiology
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What's being covered
- Influenced by age of onset
- Congenital hearing loss
- Acquired hearing loss
- Erikson’s stages of development
- Kubler-Ross stages of grief
- Family and Social Support for the individual
- Dependence on others
- Support for those in their social circle
- Reduced social circle
- Isolation Loss of confidence
- Fatigue
- Mental health
- Hearing Aid Stigma
- Shame
- Safety concerns
Psychosocial aspects & counseling (ppt)
Readings
- The transformative power of an audiology visitHarvey, Michael A. 2000. The transformative power of an audiology visit. The Hearing Journal 53 (2) - p 43-44, 46-47. https://journals.lww.com/thehearingjournal/Citation/2000/02000/The_transformative_power_of_an_audiology_visit.5.aspx
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