01753nam a22001817a 4500999001700000020001500017082001600032100001900048245008900067260004600156300004200202505111000244650002401354650004301378650002001421942000801441952012201449  c10231d10231  a1861562152  a617.803 HOG  aHogan, Anthony  aHearing Rehabilitation for Deafened Adults cAnthony HoganbA Psychological Approach  aChichesterbJohn Wiley and Sons Ltdc2005  a200 pagesb156 x 232 x 20mm | 458.13g  aAcknoeldgements. Introduction. Part 1 Factors impacting on the Psychsocial Predisposition of Clients with Hearing Loss. Chapter 1 A conceptual framework for a psycho--social approach to hearing rehabilitation. Chapter 2 The onset of deafness. Chapter 3/strong> Carving out a space to act: acquired impairment and contested identity. Chapter Part II Addressing Psychosocial Issues within Rehabilitation Programmes for Deafened People. Chapter 4 Addressing every day barriers to hearing rehabilitation and cochlear implantation. Chapter5 Psycho--social approaches to hearing rehabilitation -- it's a matter of process. Chapter 6 Engaging the client in a helping relationship -- Anthony Hogan and Chris Code. Chapter 7 Structuring interventions. Chapter 8 Enhancing employment outcomes -- Anthony Hogan, Lee Kethel, Kate White and Andrea Lynch. Chapter 9 The everyday benefits of cochlear implantation. Chapter Part III Psychosocial Rehabilitation Programmes. Chapter 10 A communication skills programme for people with acquired hearing loss. Appendix. References. Part IV Handouts (for photocopying). Index.  aAudiology & Otology  a Speech & Language Disorders & Therapy  a Rehabilitation  cRFT  001040708R-56/1aAIISHbAIISHd2020-03-19l1o617.803 HOGp13845r2023-12-06 00:00:00s2023-11-29w2020-03-19yRFT