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Indigenous Spirit
Specialised educational range of flip charts designed for indigenous community health clinics, medical suites, audiology clinics and schools. The incidence of poor ear hygiene and middle ear problems for those in our remote communities in particular, demands better access to education and resources to help achieve positive outcomes for this population.
*artwork colours and language inspired by indigenous Australians
Hearing Devices & Aftercare
A range of cheat sheets concerning the basics - hearing aid styles, battery management, cleaning, mould insertion and hearing aid whistling, as well as some advice on realistic expectations. Visually attractive user friendly guides and flip charts are simple and concise, helping to empower clients and encourage independence. Many individuals feel overwhelmed after a hearing assessment, and additionally hearing aid discussions and fitting appointments. Eardrum Education is striving towards making hearing aid fitting aftercare a rewarding experience. Take the time to browse our range of educational material via this link.
When a hearing aid is not enough
To gain a better understanding of what might be required in the school classroom, the university lecture theatre, the daycare centre or just driving in the car on a family holiday, Eardrum Education offers an informative range of leaflets to reinforce the fact that a hearing aid or cochlear implant alone, even when used with a range of communication strategies and tactics, is just not enough to overcome barriers such as distance and noise. Communication strategies, educating others and manipulating the immediate listening environment are not to be overlooked.
Eardrum Education Philosophy
Education, communication, inclusivity, awareness, empowerment.
Through education, we aim to encourage inclusivity and empower hearing impaired individuals. We are striving for hearing health to be on everyone’s agenda so that society is more aware and more knowledgeable about hearing loss. Hearing loss is an epidemic, touching millions of people both young and old, in all regions of the country. Remote Australians in particular, are lacking in resources and support. Elderly Australians living alone or in nursing homes, often lack the necessary support network to remain empowered and independent. Young hearing impaired Australians at school and university, have hurdles to overcome in their educational pursuits.
Eardrum Education aims to advance the audiology profession through education.
