by Blog Team | Apr 8, 2024 | Blogs
We have previously blogged about Tinnitus and this can sometimes be accompanied by Hyperacusis. This is a hearing disorder characterised by an increased sensitivity to everyday sounds. It therefore makes sense to continue this theme and delve into understanding...
by Blog Team | Apr 2, 2024 | Blogs, Course Details
Meeting the audiological needs of musicians requires specific knowledge and skills and a creative approach. Through this blog post, we’ll explore a creative approach to assessing and fitting musicians; the essential aspects of assessing the hearing of musicians,...
by Blog Team | Feb 4, 2024 | Blogs
In ancient cultures like Greek, Egyptian, and Chinese, tinnitus was often intertwined with mythological, spiritual, or medical interpretations, reflecting the diverse perspectives of those times. In this blog, we will take a different view on this hearing phenomenon...
by Blog Team | Nov 28, 2023 | Blogs
Have you ever walked into a place and instantly formed an opinion? Those first few moments can set the tone for your entire experience and this is particularly important in any healthcare setting and particularly in audiology practices. For those with potential...
by Blog Team | Oct 13, 2023 | Blogs
In the UK, many audiologists start their careers working either within the National Health Service (NHS) or one of the larger ‘High Street’ providers to gain experience and expertise. However, there often comes a point in their professional journey when some...
by Blog Team | Aug 22, 2023 | Blogs
Have you ever found yourself involuntarily humming a catchy tune, unable to shake it off? Those persistent musical fragments that loop incessantly in your mind are called “earworms.” These melodic snippets, often triggered by a song you’ve recently...
