Your teenager’s sense of belonging can be supported by hearing aids, giving them access to the world of sound and helping them stay connected. Hearing aids are an integral part of their communication access, learning and social development.
Teens with hearing loss can miss out on important details – both academically and socially – that are critical to this phase of their development.
Wearing hearing aids at all times is essential. At this age, teens risk rejecting their hearing aids or limiting their use. Discreet hearing aids can become even more important for their personal confidence and participation.
Looking the way they want
Small hearing aids with a variety of colours allow teens to choose to wear their devices discreetly or personalise them to stand out.
Boosting your teenager’s confidence
Hearing aids that are fast and dynamic empower teens to be aware and in control, even when they’re at the centre of the action.
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When your teenager moves into higher education, they will often be taught in large auditoriums or lecture rooms rather than in classrooms. A Remote Microphone System (RMS) that streams sound directly to their hearing aids can be important for students to hear and understand the speaker more easily. An RMS can also be used in workplace settings to support participation in training sessions and business meetings.