Adapting To Your Hearing Aid

Getting used to new hearing aids takes time, but with patience and practice, they will become a normal part of your life. Your brain needs time to adjust to new sounds, and professional support can help make this transition easier.

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Adjusting to new hearing aids is an exciting journey that takes patience and practice. As your brain relearns to process sounds, you may notice subtle changes in how you hear daily life. With the right guidance and a little time, your hearing aids will soon become a natural and comfortable part of your routine.

This is usually around 4-6 weeks for your brain to familiarize itself with the sounds it was missing.

Every individual is different and how they adapt to their hearing aids will also differ.

We focus on patient aural rehabilitation.

We help guide our patients through their adaptation process so it is a comfortable experience.

Hearing new sounds can initially overwhelm your brain.

Take time to become familiar with your hearing aids. The first days of your fitting you may want to use your hearing aids in familiar environment such as your home and wear them for as long as comfortable.

If you have hearing loss you may not be aware of it, especially if it has developed over time.