Hear three expert clinicians share their knowledge and insights on CMV, they will discuss:

• Symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment
• The long-term impact CMV can have on hearing, balance, and executive functioning
• Support services for CMV in both Australia, New Zealand and Sweden

Presented by audiologist Holly FB Teagle, who shares insight into research around Auditory Neuropathy Spectrum Disorder (ANSD) and its link with hearing loss in children.

Through Holly’s presentation, health professionals will learn about the diagnostic criteria for ANSD, the underlying causes linked to ANSD and clinical management of children with ANSD using amplification and cochlear implants.

Presented by audiologist, speech pathologist and counsellor, Dunay Schmulian this online video provides insights into counselling families through their hearing journey and the decision-making process.

Key topics include the known and the unknown in an appointment, framing a conversation, as well as counselling strategies to add to your toolkit.

Learn more about the role of music in society, musical development in childhood, and how this links to hearing loss and early intervention.

Dr Jeremy Marozeau and Eloise Doherty, experts in hearing loss and music, will also
discuss:

• How musical instrument lessons contribute to the auditory processing skills of children with hearing loss
• The ability of children with cochlear implants to identify pitch, duration, intensity, and mood in music
• Music appreciation for those who speak tonal languages

Hear from international expert and paediatric audiologist Dr Jane Madell, in a series of two webinars to build foundational knowledge about speech acoustics and increase your confidence relating audiograms, functional audition and articulation.

Video featuring Myriam Westcott, audiologist and tinnitus specialist, talks about tinnitus, it’s impact and effective management strategies. This presentation discusses:

• Tinnitus models, risk factors, history, evaluation
• Tinnitus in children
• Co-morbid conditions such as sleep disruption, trauma, anxiety, depression, hyperacusis, tonic tensor tympani syndrome (TTTS), misophonia
• Patient triage
• Effective management strategies including the role of sound enrichment/hearing aids

Hear from Dr Wayne Wilson, Associate Professor and Head of Audiology School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, The University of Queensland. This webinar discusses the anatomy and physiology of hearing in the context of syndromic hearing loss.

Sue Archbold PhD, Honorable LLD, and Tim Byatt, PhD candidate at the University of Newcastle, teamed up to discuss the challenges and importance of social communication for adolescents with hearing loss.

This webinar explores the importance of teenagers communicating with family, friends and colleagues in social settings. 

In this recorded webinar you will hear from two highly skilled industry experts about:

• How to get the most from your NDIS Plan: Dr Megan Barr
• Speech perception and language outcomes for infants receiving cochlear implants: Dr Shani Dettman

This presentation has been awarded two CEU points by the AG Bell Academy.

Purchase this information session to learn more about Auditory Processing Disorder (APD).

Hear from three highly specialised industry experts, each presenting on different aspects of APD, including:

• The nature, identification and diagnosis of APD– presented by Professor Suzanne Purdy
• The treatment of APD– presented by Dr Bill Keith
• Treating auditory processing deficits in people with autism spectrum disorder– presented by Dr Joan Leung