Objective: Audiologists routinely observe patients struggle with psycho-emotional difficulties
associated with hearing loss, yet are often underprepared to manage this vital aspect of …

Objective: This study aimed to characterize the risk of mental health problems among a
representative sample of 6,310 4–17-year-olds, 147 of whom had parent-reported hearing …

Objective: Medical practitioners have the potential to play a significant role in older adults'
help seeking behaviour in relation to hearing rehabilitation. The current study aimed to look …

CoSAGE Community Advisory and Ethics Committee; Age-related hearing impairment yields
many negative outcomes, including alterations in mental health, functional impairments, and …

Background Hearing loss is associated with a range of poor psychosocial outcomes.
Cochlear implants (CI) are an available treatment option for significant hearing loss and …

Objective: The aim was to determine the proportion and characteristics of patients who were
offered, enrolled in and completed an audiologist-delivered cognitive behavioural therapy …

The main aim of the study is to address the relationship between hearing status and need for
recovery. In addition, the role of hearing status in the relationship between psychosocial …

Introduction Hearing loss is a chronic health condition that rises sharply with age. The way
people respond to and cope with health conditions is influenced by their capacity to perform …

This study aimed to explore the experiences of adult clients with hearing loss and their
audiologists in using an online tool, the Living Well Tool (LWT), during initial audiology …

Objective To identify the psychosocial assessments utilized with individuals with conductive
and/or mixed hearing loss as part of a broader effort by the Auditory Rehabilitation …