CLA-505A Aural Rehabilitation
Aural rehabilitation is a vital component of audiology practice, aiming to minimize the impact of hearing loss on communication, social engagement, and quality of life. This course provides a comprehensive overview of evidence-based principles and practices in audiologic rehabilitation for children and adults. Students will explore assessment and intervention strategies, outcome measures, and advances in hearing assistance technology. Emphasis is placed on the holistic management of hearing loss, including psychosocial and cultural considerations. Through critical engagement with current literature and case-based learning, students will gain the knowledge and skills needed to deliver effective, person-centered rehabilitation services.