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Understanding Hyperacusis
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...
A Creative Approach to Assessing and Fitting Musicians
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,...
Celebrating Sign Language Week
Communication is the cornerstone of human interaction. It’s how we express our thoughts, emotions, and needs. But what happens when traditional spoken language is not accessible? This is where British Sign Language (BSL) steps in.
Getting to know – Sarah Riches
Our experienced tutors, exceptional courses, and progressive hearing care insights make continued professional development accessible to audiologists at every level.
Tinnitus in Ancient History, Middle Ages & the Renaissance Eras
In this blog, we will take a different view on this hearing phenomenon and examine tinnitus in Ancient History, Middle Ages & the Renaissance Eras.
Getting to know – Julia Rogers
Julia Rogers has been part of the Audiology Academy team for several years now and is a well-respected and valued trainer. After completing a BSC in Health Science and Deaf Studies, she did what many graduates do and travelled around the world. Julia took this...
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