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Victorian Hearing’s Optimised Hearing Aid Fitting Experience
At Victorian Hearing, we believe that hearing is more than just sound—it's about fuelling connection, building relationships, and understanding ways to improve your quality of life. As an...
Effective Intervention Strategies for Children with Auditory Processing Disorder (APD)
Understanding and supporting children with Auditory Processing Disorder (APD) can be challenging but with the right strategies, you can make a difference. The following are some...
Sustainability in the hearing industry
Research suggests the global carbon footprint of medicine is about 5% of global CO2 emissions. This is quite a significant amount of our remaining carbon budget to stay within 1.5 degrees...
Understanding Cochlear Implants
In the realm of hearing solutions, cochlear implants have long stood out as transformative devices that have positively impacted the lives of hundreds of thousands of people with severe to...
The Latest Diagnostic Criteria for APD: What You Need to Know
There are no standardised criteria for assessing an auditory processing disorder (APD). In Australia, Audiology Australia (AudA), the professional body for Audiologists, has developed...
What to Expect During an Audiometry Test
As we age, maintaining our hearing health becomes increasingly important. For those over 55, regular hearing checks are essential to ensure we stay connected with the world around us. Regular hearing tests can also check whether we have adequate sound stimulation traveling down our hearing nerve to our hearing centers in our brain, to keep our brain fit. One of the most common and effective methods for assessing hearing is the audiometry test. It is also known as a hearing test, pure tone audiometry or a diagnostic audiological assessment. If you’re preparing for your first audiometry test, here’s what you can expect.
Lyric Hearing Aids: Invisible Solutions for Active Lifestyles
In today’s fast-paced world, staying connected and engaged is essential, especially for those leading active, vibrant lives or aiming to re-engage in social activities. Hearing loss shouldn’t hinder your lifestyle, and finding a solution that enhances your hearing without disrupting your routine is crucial. Lyric hearing aids provide an invisible hearing solution that prioritises your health, well-being, and active lifestyle. They are designed for individuals and family members who value activity, convenience, and aesthetics without compromising on hearing quality.
What Can Smartphones Do to Help Protect Your Hearing?
In today’s digital age, smartphones have become pivotal tools in our daily lives. From keeping us connected to providing entertainment and organising our schedules, these devices offer incredible functionality. But did you know that smartphones can also play a role in protecting your hearing? Let’s explore how these handy gadgets can contribute to maintaining healthy hearing habits.
Enhancing Communication with Key Word Sign (KWS)
As audiologists, our goal is to provide comprehensive care to individuals who may be experiencing hearing impairment, whether temporary or not, and enhance communication. One approach is...