How can we break down barriers to hearing aid adoption? What psychological, social, and behavioral factors shape outcomes? Discover our latest findings, gain deeper insights into these critical questions, and explore the innovative research driving our work below.
Hearing health is about more than innovative technology—it’s also about facilitating empowerment, adaptation, and well-being.
While hearing aids provide significant benefits, many face psychological and social barriers to adoption, not just technical challenges.
Untreated hearing loss can lead to isolation, loneliness, and cognitive decline, highlighting the need for a holistic approach to hearing care.
Adopting heaing solutions is about facilitating empowerment, adaptation, personal strategies, successful aging and well-being.
Our research empowers individuals to take control of their hearing health, using positive focus interventions to counter negativity bias and improve outcomes.
We also explore adaptive strategies that help people stay independent and engaged as they age.
By bridging research, clinical practice, and real-world experiences, we ensure hearing solutions are not only effective but also widely embraced, leading to better long-term outcomes and quality of life.
Explore our findings, read our latest papers, and discover how our work is driving real-world solutions in hearing health.
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