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Audiology Blog
Welcome to the Audiology Blog, a comprehensive audiology and hearing health blog. Here we strive to provide valuable insight, expert opinion, and the latest updates in the field of audiology. Whether you are a practicing audiologist, a student pursuing a career in audiology, or an individual seeking information about hearing health, the Audiology Blog is your go-to resource. Join us as we share informative audiology articles and promote hearing care awareness. Here we provide a comprehensive exploration of the latest advances and trends in audiology and information about hearing health. Your time matters to us, so we strive to spread awareness about hearing health while increasing your audiology knowledge.
Tinnitus and Medical line of Treatment
Tinnitus and Medical line of Treatment: Tinnitus is the abnormal perception of sounds for which there is no external stimulus (see, e.g., Tyler, 2000 2006; Snow 2004; Henry, Dennis, & Schechter 2005). Tinnitus is typically associated with a wide variety of sensorineural and conductive hearing losses, but it also occurs when hearing is within normal limits. Types of Tinnitus Two types of tinnitus are described: Subjective Tinnitus, which can only be heard by the patient. Objective Tinnitus, which can even be heard by the examiner with the use of a stethoscope Subjective tinnitus Subjective tinnitus may have its origin in the external ear, middle ear, inner ear, VIIIth nerve or the central nervous system. Systemic disorders like anaemia, arteriosclerosis, hypertension and certain drugs may act through the inner ear or central auditory pathways. In the presence of conductive hearing...
Speech Language Pathology Blog
Welcome to our Speech Language Pathology blog, where we provide information about speech and language disorders and speech-language pathology. This platform provides insights, updates, and expert perspectives on various aspects of speech and language disorders. Whether you are an experienced professional in the field, studying speech language pathology or facing the challenges of communication disorders, our Speech Language Pathology blog will greatly help you in enhancing your knowledge and treatment of speech and language disorders. Join us as we promote the latest updates and advancements in speech-language pathology.
Barbara Hodson Cycle Approach
Barbara Hodson Cycle Approach: The Cycle Approach, developed by Barbara Hodson, is designed to address the unique needs of individuals with complex communication disorders, particularly those with highly specialized vocabulary demands. Hodson's approach comprises several phases that revolve around targeted vocabulary cycles. The Cycle Approach The Cycle Approach complements the Core Vocabulary Approach. It introduces additional vocabulary to expand an individual's communication capabilities once core vocabulary words are mastered. Incorporating New Words: The Cycle Approach introduces new words and phrases systematically. These words are selected based on the individual's interests and needs, allowing for personalized language development. Cycle Approach Applications Implementing these language-learning approaches depends on various factors, including the individual's age,...
Audiology and Speech Language Pathology Blog
Welcome to our Audiology and Speech Language Pathology blog, where we provide articles related to hearing and speech problems. This platform provides valuable insights, expert perspectives and information about the latest advances in audiology and speech-language pathology. Whether you are an experienced professional, a student pursuing a career in these subjects, or a person with a keen interest in understanding hearing and speech disorders, then this blog of ours can be very helpful for you. We explore new areas of work in audiology and speech-language pathology and also share knowledge related to it. Through this blog, we publish articles related to the treatment of hearing and speech problems, and try to understand closely the important role of speech and hearing in making life better.
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