ACCLAIM FOR COUNSELING-INFUSED AUDIOLOGIC CARE:
Written in an engaging and insightful style, this empowering book has application for teaching and clinical practice alike, with each chapter including vignettes, discussion questions and insightful learning activities. It is a rare gem in our field.
Gabriel Saunders, Ph.D.
Eriksholm Research Center, Snellersten, Denmark
Past President, Academy of Rehabilitative Audiology
This superb third edition of Counseling-Infused Audiologic Care is a masterful update that every audiology student and practitioner will find of value. Successful patient outcomes are dependent in some way on effective counseling, and using this text will help you understand and achieve improved personal interactions.
Jerry L. Northern, Ph.D.
Professor Emeritus, University of Colorado School of Medicine, Denver, CO
Past President, American Academy of Audiology
Thoughtful clinicians are ever concerned that their counseling skills are adequate, appropriate, and informed. A careful reading of this book will certainly assist all in such an endeavor.
James Jerger, Ph.D.
Founding Father of the American Academy of Audiology
Distinguished Scholar-in-Residence, School of Behavioral and Brain Sciences, University of Texas at Dallas
The importance of the bio-psycho-social perspective in audiological counseling cannot be overestimated. This book offers a brilliant introduction into the why and how of person-centered care, and is a must-read for clinicians looking to apply person-centered methods and tools in their practice.
Lise Lotte Bundesen
Managing Director, The Ida Institute
Naarum, Denmark
The authors’ tireless work has contributed to the increasing groundswell of research, evidence and integration of counseling in audiologic care.
Melanie Gregory
Chief Executive, The Ear Foundation
Nottingham, England
Drs. Clark and English have written what I believe to be the seminal work on the subject of audiologic counseling.
Frederick N. Martin, Ph.D.
Lille Hage Jamail Centennial Professor Emeritus
Communication Sciences and Disorders
The University of Texas at Austin
In my experience, I have concluded that one intervention tool, counseling, is more important for audiologists than any current device or future technological advance. Drs. Clark and English have continued their writings on counseling in audiology drawing on abundant research documenting the remarkable impact counseling has on patient satisfaction and outcomes.
James W. Hall III, Ph.D.
Professor, Salus University and University of Hawaii
This book details our counseling goals, has measures of one’s current stage of achievement and then suggests ways to improve counseling skills. Counseling-Infused Audiologic Care is essential reading for all new and experienced audiology personnel. Step up, read this book and feel yourself grow.
Jeanine Doherty, Au.D.
Hearing Excellence, Owner
Christchurch, New Zealand
Leading experts in rehabilitative audiology, Professors Clark and English take on the challenging task of demystifying the complex interactions between patients and audiologists, and the result is a work unmatched in quality.
Gurjit Singh, Ph.D.
Senior Research Audiologist, Phonak AG
Adjunct Professor, Ryerson University
Past President, Canadian Academy of Audiology
Counseling-Infused Audiologic Care is a must have text. This book will guide you through essential information to help you embrace counseling, and understand why it is critical to form meaningful partnerships with your patients and their families.
Karen Muñoz, Ed.D.
Professor, Chair
Department of Communicative Disorders and Deaf Education
Utah State University