Auditory Rehabilitation is a process designed to help individuals with hearing loss improve their ability to communicate. This can involve various methods, including the use of hearing aids, cochlear implants, and assistive listening devices. The goal is to enhance auditory skills and ensure that individuals can effectively engage in conversations and social interactions. Therapists often provide training in speechreading and auditory training to help patients better understand spoken language. Additionally, counseling and support groups may be offered to address the emotional and social aspects of hearing loss, promoting overall well-being and confidence in communication.