Patient Education Materials

Patient education is a combination of learning experiences that can improve outcomes and influence behavior changes. ASHA provides the following resources as a member benefit for you to make available to your patients.

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• Adult Audiologic/Aural Rehabilitation [Español]
• Age-Related Hearing Loss [Español]
• Aural/Audiologic Habilitation for Children
• Causes of Hearing Loss in Children [Español]
• Childhood Hearing Loss [Español]
• Children and Hearing Aids [Español]
• Cochlear Implants [Español]
• Daily Care and Troubleshooting Tips for Hearing Aids [Español]
• Dizziness and Balance [Español]
• Ear Infections (Otitis Media) [Español]
• Effects of Hearing Loss on Development [Español]
• Hearing Aids and Cell Phones: What You Should Know Before You Buy [Español]
• Hearing Assistive Technology [Español]
• Helping Others Cope With Hearing Loss [Español]
• Home, Community, and Recreational Noise [Español]
• Hyperacusis [Español]
• Identifying and Managing Hearing Loss in School-Age Children [Español]
• Learning About Hearing Aids [Español]
• Newborn Hearing Screening
• Noise [Español]
• Ototoxic Medications
• Preventing Falls
• Recreational Firearm Noise Exposure
• Reimbursement For Consumer Coverage
• Swimmer's Ear (Otitis Externa) [Español]
• Tinnitus [Español]
• Tips for Improving Your Listening Experience [Español]
• Type, Degree, and Configuration of Hearing Loss [Español]
• Understanding Auditory Processing Disorders in Children
• What Is Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV)?
• What You Should Know Before Buying Hearing Aids Online

Treatment Efficacy Summaries

• Audiologic (Re)habilitation For Children With Cochlear Implants
• Audiologic Rehabilitation for Adults
• Hearing Aids for Infants and Children
• Hearing Loss in Children