Personalise my hearing health care
The Art of Hearing is committed to personalised ear care and has received the badge of
personalised care and signed the code of ethics from the IDA institute.
The tools from the Ida Institute are designed to help you prepare for your appointment. They
enable you to think about your hearing, your goals, and what you would like to talk about with
your Audiologist at The Art of Hearing.
These tools enable Audiologists to gain a better understanding of your needs and wants and can
thus fully involve you in the rehabilitation process and improve your outcomes.
Please print or email your answers to take as talking points to your next appointment.
Tools For Adults
My Turn To Talk
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Prepare for your next appointment by listing the people
you talk to most often and writing
down your goals for improving
your hearing and communication.
Why Improve My Hearing?
Getting ready to go to your first
appointment about your
hearing? Identify the places and
situations where you would like
to hear better and your reasons
for wanting to improve your
communication.
Living Well
Identify when and where it’s most
important for you to hear and
communicate well so you and your
hearing care professional can plan
how to deal with these situations
Tinnitus Thermometer
How is your tinnitus affecting you
today? Make notes about how you
feel to discuss with your hearing
care professional.
Tools For Teens And Tweens
My Turn to Talk for Teens
Prepare for your next appointment
by listing the people you talk to
most often and writing down your
goals for improving your hearing
and communication.
Why Improve My Communication?
Getting ready to go to your first
appointment about your hearing?
Identify the places and situations
where you would like to hear
better and your reasons for
wanting to improve your
communication.
Living Well for Teens
Identify when and where it’s most
important for you to hear and
communicate well so you and your
hearing care professional can plan
how to deal with these situations
Living Well for Tweens
Identify when and where it’s most
important for you to hear and
communicate well so you and your
hearing care professional can plan
how to deal with these situations