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Goal 9: To Understand Conversation on the Phone Mary-Jane’s husband Nick shares strategies you and your family can use to improve understanding when the speaker is far away. Goal 8: To Understand Speech When the Speaker is Far Away Watch an activity with Soomaiya and one of her daughters as they prepare for conversations in the car. Goal 7: To Understand Conversation While in the Car Hear from Mary-Jane as she shares her tips to improve her understanding of conversations when she is out and about. Goal 6: To Understand Conversation While Out in Social Situations Meet Mary-Jane and see how using audiobooks for auditory training can prepare you for conversations in a small group. Goal 5: To Understand Conversation in Small Groups

Meet Soomaiya and her three daughters and learn the benefits of practicing over-hearing others in conversation. Watch an activity Trudi does with her husband and daughter to help her improve her understanding of speech. Goal 3: To Understand Conversation With One or Two People in Quiet Meet Trudi and listen to her recall how she learned to identify new sounds in her environment. Goal 2: To Improve Awareness of Environmental Sounds for Safety and Enjoyment See what John did to reach the goal of wearing his audio processor all waking hours. Goal 1: To Wear My Audio Processor(s) Every Day Here is a quick overview of the goals covered by Rehab at Home Each goal builds on the skills developed in the goal before so it is a good idea to start at the beginning and work your way through.

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The next videos in this series explore 12 everyday listening goals.

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Download Ling cards to help you do this test at home.Sit or stand approximately two metres from each other.A normal conversational level is around 65dB SPL. You could also download a sound level meter app on your smartphone to check the volume of your voice when you make the sounds. Use a normal speaking voice and volume.Ask your family member to say each sound individually and in no particular order.Ask a family member or friend to say the Ling sounds.Here’s how you can do the Ling Sound Check at home If you are still having trouble identifying the Ling sounds after several months of implant use, or if you experience any changes in your ability to identify the Ling sounds, talk to your hearing professional.

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Understanding (identification) of the specific sounds will develop over time, as your hearing professional works with you to customize your hearing implant(s)’ programs and with listening experience.

Initially, you may only hear (detect) and not understand the sounds. This video series truly was made by hearing implant recipients, for hearing implant recipients. In collaboration with Rebecca Claridge, John directed and edited the video series producing not only professional-quality videos, but also ensuring that the series met the needs of adult cochlear implant recipients like himself. John doesn’t just star in the Rehab at Home series he also played a key role behind the scenes. You can read more about his story in this blog post. He decided to get a cochlear implant when his hearing had deteriorated to the point that it was impacting his ability to work in the music industry. John has used his MED-EL cochlear implant for 7 months. In this episode of Rehab At Home for Adults, John and his wife Donna complete the Ling Sound Check. This is the foundation you need to progress through the 12 everyday listening goals. The Ling Six Sound Test is a great way for all individuals who use hearing technology to check that their device(s) are providing access to all the sounds of speech. The series begins with the Ling Sound Check (or Ling Six Sound Test).

Conversational based training aural rehab