Blog - Hearing SA

Breakthrough in Understanding Spatial Hearing

Advancements in hearing research are challenging old assumptions and opening doors to more effective hearing technology. A ground breaking study by researchers at Macquarie University has revealed that the human brain processes spatial hearing in a way far simpler than previously thought. This finding could transform hearing aids, cochlear implants, and other auditory devices, improving how they function in noisy or reverberant environments.

Peace at last! How to Create a Quieter House

Creating a noise-free, echo-reducing space at home is achievable with a few thoughtful adjustments. Here are some effective ways to turn your bedroom or lounge into a quiet, acoustically controlled environment.

Why do people with dementia lack hearing support, despite damning evidence?

In previous blog posts, we have highlighted the concerning trend between hearing loss and dementia, but has this actually increased hearing aid use in people with dementia?

Meg Harris is Defying Limits – Olympic Success and Advocacy in Hearing Health

Olympic medallist Meg Harris exemplifies that a hearing impairment is no barrier to achieving one’s dreams. Winning silver in the 50-meter freestyle and contributing to Australia’s gold and silver team medals, she’s become an inspiration both in and out of the pool.

The Evolving Role of Audiologists in Ear Wax Removal

Our wonderful Audiologist Alicia Littledyke has recently been featured in Hearing Practitioner Australia for her work in ear wax removal.

Why is there ringing in my ears? Let's talk about tinnitus.

Do you experience ringing, buzzing, hissing, whistling or clicking in your ears? The medical term for this sensation is tinnitus. It can be defined as the perception of noise or ringing in the ears when no external sound is present.

Assistive Listening Devices- Konnekt Videophone & Audeara Headphones

Assistive Listening Devices (ALDs) are personal technologies which can help you or a loved one participate in conversation or listen to media. These can include headphones or headsets which connect to multiple devices or captioning phones to help with long distance communication.

New Oticon Intent Hearing Aids

Intent is the newest platform of technology from the hearing aid company Oticon. Their new technology aims to help not only your ears, but also your brain, to process sound better. They call this approach BrainHearing, it is unique in its design, and cannot be found in hearing aids from other companies.

Rediscover Sound with the Widex SMART RIC Hearing Aid

Rediscover the world of sound with the Widex SMART RIC Hearing Aid. Hearing is a fundamental part of our daily experience, from the laughter of loved ones to the melodies of our favorite songs. However, for those facing hearing loss, these sounds can become distant, leading to feelings of isolation. Hearing SA now offer the new Widex SMART RIC hearing aid, so you can hear the world around you in clarity.