Hearing Loss with Sound Intolerance
What you hear affects what you see and feel.
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Cheri helps all ages strengthen their hearing system resulting in an easier transition into hearing aids or use of the Roger Focus Amplification System.
It is an honor to work with Cheri Moore on her journey with auditory integration therapy. She has shown a consistent desire to go above and beyond in every aspect of her practice and training. Cheri’s quest for greater understanding and her thirst for knowledge are demonstrated daily. It is a pleasure to work with a professional who is so eager to learn and apply new information to help her clients reach their best possible outcomes.
Kathy J Harvey-Jones, MsEd, Audiology, BC-HIS
Hearing Aids Maintain One’s Quality of Life
Yes, hearing aids are expensive.
However, your ability to live independently, to work, and enjoy relationships depends on a strong hearing system that allows you to:
- Listen and remember
- Experience tolerance to sounds
- Lower risk of falling, have balance
- Experience fixed depth perception keeping vision clear and single while:
- Walking, driving, and looking from one place to another
Researchers at John Hopkins found that adults with untreated hearing loss are at an increased risk of falling, feeling depressed and isolated even when amongst people, and cognitive memory difficulties.
Are you having to work too hard to listen, comprehend group conversations?
Improve Emotional Health
Researchers found that preschoolers, children, and teens with mild, moderate, and severe levels of hearing loss, not deafness, have an increased risk of developing emotional distress and behavioral difficulties. Parents also experienced higher levels of stress.
Children feel misunderstood and isolated at home and away from home.
- Anger, frustration
- Communication difficulties
- Feelings of isolation, choice to isolate
- Depression, hopeless
- Listening difficulties resulting in poor job and academic performance
Berard Auditory Integration Training
strengthens your hearing system
improving your sound tolerance.
Researchers found that pushing sound stimulation to the brain with hearing aids slowed the decline of memory difficulties by almost 50 percent.
Hearing aids, when properly fit and consistently worn, maintain stimulation to your brain needed for:
- Short-term memory
- Enjoying conversations in all environments
- Sound tolerance
- Expressive speech, word retrieval
- Instinctive, fixed depth perception needed for balance
- Emotional health
It is never too late to strengthen your hearing system with auditory training and successfully transition into wearing hearing aids.
Untreated Hearing Loss Contributes to Sound Intolerance
Are you avoiding hearing aids despite difficulties hearing and remembering conversations?
If so, call Cheri to receive help strengthening your hearing system helping you adjust to wearing hearing aids.
Today, hearing aids are more like sound adjustors. They automatically dampen background sounds helping you hear.
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