You have a hearing loss and you want to communicate more easily with people who are important to you. You’ve come to the right website.

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You have a hearing loss and you want to communicate more easily with people who are important to you in both quiet and noisy situations. You also want to listen to the television and radio more easily. You’ve come to the right website. Missing out on conversations and your programs can be a thing of the past with clEAR auditory brain training games.

clEAR will train your ability to recognize speech, both in quiet and in the presence of noise. Importantly, clEAR will also train your brain and exercise those cognitive skills that are important for understanding speech, skills such as word memory and attention.

You won’t be training alone. Your local professional Hearing Healthcare Professional or our Online clEAR Audiologist will give you support throughout your subscription.

With clEAR, you can customize your auditory brain training. You can use either the generic voices that are stored in the games or you can record the voices of people who are important to you, such as your partner or your children.

From the boardroom table to the dining room table, practice your listening skills to become more engaged in conversation today.

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Based on your listening experiences, if you have significant problems because of your hearing loss, complete the following survey. Five or more YES responses suggest that you could benefit from clEAR auditory brain training

1.Do you have trouble understanding some women’s or small children’s voices when they are speaking?
2.Do you frequently ask people to speak up?
3.Do you find it difficult to follow a conversation in a crowded room or restaurant?
4.Do you find yourself saying “What?” or “Huh?” when someone is talking to you?
5.Do you have trouble following a conversation between the front and back seats of a car?
6.Do you hear better when the talker is facing you?
7.Do you find it helpful to sit “up front” at meetings, religious services, or events in order to hear better?
8.Do you experience difficulty understanding soft or whispered speech?
9.Have friends or loved ones commented on your inability to hear clearly?
10.Do you tend to “withdraw” at social gatherings?
11.In school, did the background sound from your peers or TV interfere with your ability to focus on your studies?

  • Affordable

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    clEAR provides an inexpensive way to enhance how well you understand speech in your everyday conversations whether or not you use a hearing aid or cochlear implant. One low price pays for a three-month clEAR subscription. After that, you can choose to renew monthly. The good news is that our Washington University in St. Louis research shows that most people see noticeable improvement in comfortable conversations within the first three months.

    Affordable

  • Customizable

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    Practice listening to the voice or voices that are most important to you! With clEAR's easy recording system, the people who are important to you can record words and sentences directly into clEAR games. You then play the games and learn to better understand their speech. Your hearing healthcare professional can help you make the recordings. You will also have the option of choosing to train with "generic" voices that are stored on the clEAR website, giving you the ability to train with the voices of males, females, children, or a combination of all three. You will also have a training schedule designed for your specific needs.

    Customizable

  • Scientifically Sound

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    The clEAR games are the result of decade of National Institutes of Health (NIH) funded research at Washington University in St. Louis. The clEAR scientists incorporated principles of cognitive psychology, second language learning, and game design into the program's format. Published research shows that people who use clEAR improve their speech recognition, would participate in clEAR again, and would recommend clEAR to a friend.

    Scientifically Sound

  • Comprehensive Hearing Healthcare

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    clEAR can complement the benefits you receive from using hearing aids or could provide the very first step in your hearing treatment plan if you are not quite ready to try hearing aids. Additionally, professional clEAR coaching is available to you throughout your subscription, either online or in person. These factors will help you to interpret speech sounds and words so that you will enjoy participating in conversations even in the presence of background noise. clEAR is also an ideal program for those who use cochlear implants.

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  • Flexible

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    Train through either your local hearing healthcare professional or an online clEAR audiologist. clEAR is an adaptable program that allows you to practice on your own time, whenever you’d like. Choose whether you prefer to play in the morning or at night, a little bit every day or for longer sessions two times a week, or whenever is convenient for you. With clEAR, relaxing and playing fun games while simultaneously improving your hearing and exercising your brain is always an option.

    Flexible

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The Objectives of Auditory Brain Training with clEAR
  • Exercise your abilities to recognize the speech of your frequent communication partner (FCP) as well as everyday talkers.
  • Exercise your brain and those important thinking skills that stave off cognitive decline and dementia.
  • Increase your participation in social situations by being an active participant in conversations.
  • Reduce your stress levels during routine family conversations.
  • Enhance your abilities to recognize speech in noisy situations.
  • Practice your listening skills in a non-judgmental environment.
  • Complement your existing hearing technology.

Professional coaching is provided with your subscription.

Dr. Nancy Tye-Murray

Dr. Nancy Tye-Murray CEO and Founder of clEAR and Professor at Washington University School of Medicine, St. Louis

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