As it offers older people to exert influence and help others by thinking, listening and also advising. Communication is not only about sharing and transferring information, but also about improving relationships (Rhees et al., 2011). Therefore, if something affects communication, the relationship or social life is also affected (Cooper and Cosnell, 2014). Effective communication involves the efforts of everyone involved, regardless of whether the person uses hearing aids. From now on; appropriate communication approaches during the conversation are considered (Hindle and Coates, 2011). Meller (2009) points out that there is a big difference between hearing and listening attentively. When we pay attention; This helps the hearing-impaired person to hear and understand because it reinforces a deeper, stronger connection, say (Rhees et al., 2011). In doing so; one will experience a process that reduces stress and promotes emotional well-being. Similarly, Merola et al. (2014) strongly emphasize that effective communication is simply about communicating respectfully, for example by getting the listener's attention, using body language, reading lips, pronouncing words accurately, and using corresponding non-verbal signals. sentences, etc. Likewise, communication rehabilitation programs and sessions are necessary to provide training