By Dr. JJ 12/01/2021 I recently attended the 2021 American Speech-Language-Hearing Association convention. I learned so much, but one presentation […]
Communication Strategies for Auditory Processing Disorders
By Dr. JJ 11/15/2021 How Auditory Processing Disorders Impact Communicative Exchanges In most of the children for whom a diagnosis […]
Got Wax? That’s Totally Normal!
By: Dr. Lindsey I would say at least 70% of the time I look into someone’s ear during their appointment […]
You’re Not Alone, It’s Not In Your Head
By: Dr. JJ Whicker This week I had the pleasure of working with a 16-year-old girl with concerns for both […]
Auditory Hallucinations: Did I Just Hear That?
By: Dr. Lindsey Last night I was lying in bed by my five-year-old, snuggling him to sleep when I swear […]
Listening Therapy – What Is It and Who Needs It?
By Dr. JJ 10/18/2021 One of the areas of audiology that is somewhat (some would argue totally) neglected is aural […]
With Great Responsibility Comes Great Power
By: Dr. Lindsey Most are familiar (thanks to Stan Lee’s Spiderman) with the quote “With great power comes great responsibility”. I am currently […]
Managing Use of Hearing Technology in Children
When talking about pediatric audiology, a common topic you might hear discussed is the concept of device use. What we […]
There Is Help: Hopelessness is Unacceptable
In 2013 I received a terrifying diagnosis of a disorder called Trigeminal Neuralgia (also known as tic douloureux and “the suicide disease” because of its devastating prognosis, […]
Getting Straight Answers About Auditory Processing
By Dr. JJ Whicker – September 20, 2021 I learned quickly in audiology school that central auditory processing disorder (CAPD) is a bit […]
The Locked Door
By Dr. Lindsey Tubaugh – September 13, 2021 This morning, on my commute to work, I was giggling about a […]
School Year Worries
By: Dr. Lindsey Tubaugh – August 30, 2021 As a parent, the beginning of the school year always brings a […]
Still Human, Just Different
By Dr. JJ Whicker – August 23, 2021 My PhD is in Disability Disciplines. So, while I clinically practice as […]
The Night I Went Camping With A Bear
By: Dr. Lindsey Tubaugh – August 17, 2021 {Possible trigger warning for those with Misophonia} I love camping. Seriously, I do. […]
The Emotional Journey of Childhood Hearing Loss
By Dr. JJ Whicker – August 10, 2021 I had a lot of wonderful and challenging experiences while I was […]