Rehabilitation

Rehabilitation Catalogue

Formerly known as the Rehabilitation Support Network, our product brochure is now the Rehabilitation Catalogue. Have a look at the new products and language versions offered.

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The Building Blocks of Speech

The Building Blocks of Speech combines the most popular reference material from speech acoustics and speech development into a friendly, graphic tool for clinicians. It’s suitable for professionals as a resource to help analyze the auditory discrimination, articulation, and phonology skills of children with hearing loss.

Hearing Posters – Helping Children in the Classroom 

Education: An attractive poster series which gives strategies for those working in educational settings with children with hearing loss. The posters are designed to be displayed on walls of educational settings, including nurseries, preschools and schools, and in cochlear implant and audiology clinics.

Hearing Posters – Helping Children with Hearing Loss 

Helping Children: An attractive poster series which gives strategies to help the families of children with hearing loss. This series is also of benefit for anyone who interacts with these children. The posters are designed to be displayed on walls of cochlear implant clinics, audiology clinics, rehabilitation clinics, educational settings or Otolaryngology rooms.

Hearing Posters – Helping People with Hearing Loss 

Helping Adults: An attractive poster series which gives strategies to help families and friends in their interactions with people with hearing loss. The posters are designed to be displayed on the walls of cochlear implant clinics, audiology clinics, rehabilitation clinics or Otolaryngology rooms.

Hearing Posters – Living Well with Hearing Loss

Living Well: An attractive poster series which shows adults with hearing loss ways to best manage their personal and work life. The posters are designed to be displayed on walls of cochlear implant clinics, audiology clinics, rehabilitation clinics or Otolaryngology rooms.

Single-Sided Deafness & Cochlear Implant Rehabilitation

(BINAURAL HEARING SERIES)

Single-Sided Deafness & Cochlear Implant Rehabilitation is a guide for rehabilitation professionals outlining the benefits of binaural hearing and what to include in therapy programs. It includes practical tips for developing binaural listening, specific rehabilitation tips, and links to resources for therapy.

Simultaneous Bilateral Cochlear Implant Users – Children

(BINAURAL HEARING SERIES)

Simultaneous Bilateral Cochlear Implant Users – Children is a guide for rehabilitation professionals outlining the benefits of binaural hearing and what to include in therapy programs for pediatric bilateral recipients. It includes practical tips for developing binaural listening, specific rehabilitation tips, and links to resources for therapy.

Thinking Together to Mind the Gap

Thinking Together to Mind the Gap is a resource for rehabilitation professionals explaining Theory of Mind (ToM), the development of ToM skills, and how ToM is related to listening and language. It also includes ideas and resources for therapy activities that can be used to develop these skills with pediatric cochlear implant recipients.

LittlEARS® My Diary

LittlEARS® My Diary is a resource for professionals and caregivers designed to assist in gathering information about early auditory, speech, and language development. It is both a week-by-week record book and an assessment tool for documenting early communication development of children early communication development using either hearing aids or hearing implants. This resource guides the caregiver in observing and recording their child’s development. It can be used by clinician’s as a guide for therapy planning and development of goals.

LittlEARS® My Diary – Interactive Pdf

Download LittlEARS® My Diary - Interactive PDF for an interactive version of LittlEARS® My Diary. It includes text entry fields, check and picture insert boxes, so you can enter information about early auditory, speech and language development directly on your device.

LittlEARS® Diary Activities

The LittlEARS® Diary Activities includes three parts. The Diary Handbook describes how to use the activities. The Diary Activities has 28 activities designed to provide families with ideas for developing listening and language skills.

LittlEARS® Diary Activities – Family Interaction Rating Scale

The Family Interaction Rating Scale can be used to support the therapist in the evaluation of important communication behaviors between the child and caregiver.

LittlEARS® Diary Activities – Handbook

This booklet provides information and guidance for using the LittlEARS® Diary Activities and Family Interaction Rating Scale.

Lesson Kits

The Lesson Kits is a resource created to support professionals in planning and setting goals for their therapy sessions with children with hearing implants. Each kit includes lesson plans, therapist’s notes, and resources to make the activity with the child.

There is a total of 25 Lesson Kits available and we also have different languages to choose from. To have full access to all the free downloadable Lesson Kits, please visit our Professionals Blog

https://blog.medel.pro/?s=Rehabilitation+Lesson+Kit

Munich Music Questionnaire

The Munich Music Questionnaire is a validated questionnaire which assesses the music listening habits of people with post-lingual hearing loss. It offers useful information to clinicians about the role of music in the hearing implant recipient’s life pre- and post-implantation.

Hearing Implant Sound Quality Index (HISQUI19)

The Hearing Implant Sound Quality Index (HISQUI19) is a validated questionnaire used to determine an individual’s sound quality with their hearing implants in daily life. The questionnaire can be completed in 10-15 minutes, and the score gives clinicians an indication of how good recipients perceive sound quality in their personal, everyday listening situations with their hearing implant. HISQUI19 can also be used to assist in identifying goals to target in rehabilitation.

Ready, Steady, Go ! For Families

(Rehabilitation for Families of Babies Waiting for Cochlear Implantation)

Has your baby just been diagnosed with hearing loss? Are you considering a cochlear implant or are you waiting for your baby to receive a cochlear implant? There are many things you can do with your baby during this time to support their early communication and brain development. Ready, Steady, Go! For Families includes practical strategies, step-by-step instructions for activities and tips for daily routines to support you and your child.

Ready, Steady, Go! Professionals

Ready, Steady, Go! Professionals offers practical activities with step-by-step instructions to use with caregivers and their babies to support early communication development and interaction, as well as information for guiding and coaching families to develop their knowledge, skills, and confidence in supporting their child.

Music and Young Children with CIs

Music and Young Children with CIs is a booklet with information for caregivers of young children with hearing implants about the benefits of listening to music and introducing music in their child’s life. It highlights the advantages of music training, the components of music activities, listening to and playing musical instruments, and singing. This caregiver guide also has a Musicality Rating Scale for 25 different musical skills in young children.

Music Tips for Adults

Music Tips for Adults includes various tips to help hearing implant users gain better access to music and develop their music appreciation. It covers the topics of music choice, audio-visual presentation, listening environments, music listening equipment, the playing of instruments, and music resources.

Little Listeners

This booklet is a comprehensive guide designed to support caregivers of young children with hearing implants. It provides details about cochlear implantation and contains information about preverbal communication, speech, language, and auditory development. Little Listeners includes helpful suggestions for caregivers to assist them in the facilitation of their young child’s communication skill development. It also includes some things to consider when choosing a preschool.

Telephone Training Tips

Telephone Training Tips includes a set of useful information and many tips for succesful telephone use by adult hearing implant recipients.

Ling Six Sound Cards

The Ling Six Sound Cards is a set of illustrated cards representing the six sounds from the Ling Six Sound Test. This resource encourages daily listening checks at home, therapy, or school to ensure the child has access to the full range of speech sounds needed to learn spoken language.

Loudness Perception Scale - Simple

Loudness Perception Scale is a set of illustrated scales for use during hearing implant fitting or rehabilitation sessions to determine how listeners interpret the loudness of sound heard.

Loudness Perception Scale - Extended

Loudness Perception Scale is a set of illustrated scales for use during hearing implant fitting or rehabilitation sessions to determine how listeners interpret the loudness of sound heard.

Sound Localization

Sound Localization is a booklet for hearing implant recipients that includes a range of tips to help develop the recipient’s ability to perceive and localize the direction of sounds.

Smart Tips for Cochlear Implant Users

Smart Tips for Cochlear Implant Users is a guide on cochlear implantation for adults with the main focus being on rehabilitation. It provides useful information on the benefits of implants as well as on living and hearing with a cochlear implant in everyday situations.

Murat Series – Murat Goes Shopping

Murat Goes Shopping is an illustrated storybook of Murat going grocery shopping with his mother and his friend Meddy Rabbit. It begins with Murat and Meddy helping Mummy make a grocery list. They visit the butcher, the baker, the grocer, and the supermarket. When they return home, Murat and Meddy help Mummy put the groceries away.

Murat Series – Murat's Birthday Present

Murat’s Birthday Present is a colorful storybook about Murat celebrating his sixth birthday. Murat celebrates his birthday at school. Then, his daddy comes home from work with a very special present for Murat. In the rest of the book, we see how Murat takes care of his surprise birthday present.

Murat Series – Murat Goes on a Picnic

Murat Goes on a Picnic is the third book in the Murat Reader Series. This storybook is about Murat’s experiences while going on a picnic with his family and friends. Everyone helps prepare for the picnic. While they are waiting for the food to be ready, they play ball, swing, and go fishing. After a big meal, they pack up to go home.

Murat Series – Murat Rides a Pony

Murat Rides a Pony is the first book in this series. It tells the story of Murat, the main character, going to riding school. Murat rides a small pony all by himself, and then he rides a big brown horse with his daddy.

All in a Day

All in a Day is designed for caregivers of children with hearing implants. The booklet tells a story in pictures and text about a young hearing implant user’s day with his family. The text throughout the booklet guides caregivers about conversations they can have with their child to help develop listening and communication skills.

Audio Processor Satisfaction Questionnaire (APSQ)

The Audio Processor Satisfaction Questionnaire (APSQ) is a validated questionnaire which can be used to investigate how satisfied users are with their audio processor choice. The APSQ is quick to complete (it takes about 5-10 minutes) and can be easily added to a study or a survey.