CEU Courses

This virtual training provides an overview of AB's Naida CI Q-Series sound processors.

This course is the fourth virtual training in the series: Advanced Management of Complex Cases and will focus on Autism. The amount of children being diagnosed on the Autism Spectrum has increased at an alarming rate the last 10-15 years. With the high comorbidity of Autism and Profound hearing loss, it is critical for Audiologists working with these children to educate themselves on their unique needs. Ultimately this will lead to the best hearing and language outcomes.

Learn about Naída CI Q90 and the unique AB & Phonak technologies available to make communication in the real world easier.

It is important for audiologists to be aware of the rising number of medically complex children receiving cochlear implants, and prognoses for these children. The purpose of this presentation is to discuss caveats regarding cochlear implant candidacy in medically complex children.

Learn about FUN and EXCITING on the go activities from the Advanced Bionics Global Rehabilitation program. Learn how to access, navigate and use materials to support listening and language development. Join the interactive webinar to learn from an expert how to set goals and what rehAB tools can be used on the go to develop a child's listening and language skills.

Learn from an AB expert about the unique AB & Phonak technologies available to make communication on the phone easier. Hear first-hand experiences from people who live with AB technology, ask questions, get answers and share your story.

This course details the diagnosis of enlarged vestibular aqueduct and theories of hearing loss. Audiologic presentation, progression of hearing loss, and rehabilitative options will be reviewed.

Get connected with AB by learning convenient ways to 'unplug' your hearing with wireless accessories to enhance your lifestyle. Learn and interact with our AB expert while you connect with the BEA community.

Deafness and autism both affect communication; but deafness is frequently identified before autism. Learn to identify the differences in communication development when a dual diagnosis may exist, proper referral channels, and intervention strategies to promote listening and communication skills in the school age child.

Presented by Christine Barton, this course provides participants with additional approaches to using music for spoken language development in young deaf and hard of hearing children. A special emphasis on the use of songs that focus on listening and language development while a young child is playing in the water will be provided.