Ten things to know about tinnitus By Glynnis Tidball Reprinted with permission from  https://pacificaudiologygroup.com/2021/09/tenthingstoknowabouttinnitus/ The goal of this article is... Read More

Pediatric Audiology Community of Practice Networks Dave Gordey, PhD and Sheila Moodie, PhD Using the key concepts of a community... Read More

Coordinating a surgical hearing implant program can be challenging at times as you are often in the middle of several... Read More

In contrast to aspects of the profession requiring linear knowledge application or translation, counselling challenges clinicians to draw upon personal... Read More

Did you know that The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) has released a FREE sound level metre... Read More

A little more than a year ago I embarked on an adventure with Rob Koch from AHead Simulations to determine... Read More

In March of 2020 as Covid-19 began to spread in Canada, several facets of our “normal” society were suddenly shut... Read More

For years now, there has been frequent media coverage and articles posted online, describing Audiology as one of the top-ten... Read More

With the collaboration of University of Ottawa (Prof. Amineh Koravand, PhD), APD clinic (Dr Caryn Bursch, AuD) and Lotus center... Read More

To celebrate both Hearing and Speech Month and AccessAbility Week in May, CAA sent out an accessibility survey to members.... Read More

Even the most seasoned audiologists remember their first experience as a student on clinical placement. There can be varying degrees of anxiety for... Read More

I was asked to write this blog many months ago about business issues pertaining to running a private practice. I... Read More

Through my place of work, I have the privilege of working with the Indigenous populations from northern Ontario by flying... Read More

Patient or person centred care is becoming a more central part of the decision making process for all health professionals.... Read More

Approximately 45 million North Americans suffer from noise induced hearing loss.1 One in ten children between ages 6-19 have some... Read More

The Canadian Academy of Audiology has funded several research projects over the past 7 years that are conducted by Canadian... Read More

I’ve spent my entire life fascinated by the brain. I told my parents I was going to be a neurosurgeon... Read More

Robert Harrison, Senior Scientist and Director of the Auditory Science Lab at the Hospital for Sick Children; Professor and Vice-Chair... Read More

I’m an audiology student deeply interested in amplification. Sometimes I wonder if I should be taking night classes in a... Read More

The CAA National Vestibular Special Interest Group (NVSIG) recently conducted a survey of CAA members in June on current fall... Read More

Time is a commodity these days. Where do the hours go? If your practice/work was/is like mine, I don’t have... Read More

The documentary posted below, entitled “How Reptiles Evolved to Form Humans”, presents some interesting theories and concepts on the evolution... Read More

Speaking more than one language might have more than communicational advantages. Indeed, the present study suggests that, on top of being... Read More

Audiologists in Canada are trained to test hearing and balance function, perform advanced audiological tests, assess middle ear problems, prescribe... Read More

“Hands & Voices is a non-profit, parent-driven organization dedicated to supporting families of children who are deaf or hard of... Read More

We want to start a national conversation about all-things-audiology, so we are starting a members’ BLOG!  Members are invited to... Read More

2017. That feels like a loaded number, but then again, every start to a new year does. 2017 though, I... Read More

We all have favourite sounds – sounds that remind us of people, places, events or things; sounds that evoke emotions;... Read More

We want to start a national conversation about all-things-audiology, so we are starting a members’ BLOG!  Members are invited to... Read More