Home Patients Rehabilitation Once your cochlear implant is switched on, most people can ‘hear’ sounds, but it takes time for them to be able to ‘listen’ and make sense of these sounds. Rehab helps your brain to adjust to this new way of listening and help your brain to make sense and understand the sounds you are hearing. In this section of our website you will find information, advice and exercises to help develop your listening skills. The process of rehab is to first detect sound, then differentiate between sounds, and then hear words and speech. Browse our adult and children resources to find more information and rehab activites. Adult Rehab Adults with cochlear implants will need to practice their listening skills. We can provide support with this... Read More Children's Rehab We run a specialist children's rehab service which provides different levels of support ... Read More Wearing Your Processor Using your cochlear implant consistently will give you the best opportunity to make progress with your listening. We have tips on wearing your processor here... Read more Support Pathway We aim to support all patients to achieve the best outcomes with their hearing. We have a support pathway to discuss patients who may need extra help or guidance.... Read more
