Talking with families about QoL
Extending QoL conversations from the individualized level to the family level. If we help them identify ways to make their family life happier with better hearing, we are one step closer to family-centered care.
Kris English
Kris English, PhD, has written numerous books and chapters, and has presented over 300 workshops and papers in the US, Canada, England, Europe, and Australia. She created and writes for a web forum called AdvancingAudCounseling.com, and welcomes submissions from students, faculty and practitioners.
The teenage brain – Ready for advanced conversations
On a daily basis, teens contend with complicated problems and choices. Talking about complications can help!
“No hearing aids on the weekend? – What did I miss?”
A new communication tool for pediatric audiologists – designed to support conversations with families and improve the effectiveness of our recommendations.
Should we open that can of worms?
Opening a can of worms: (1) asking a simple question that unexpectedly brings up many complications; (2) a therapeutic strategy to help patients and family members understand and support each other.
