by Knox Audiology | Sep 23, 2020 | Childrens Hearing, Hearing Loss
MEE in Children What is Middle Ear Effusion (‘Glue Ear’) in Children? In a normally functioning ear, the middle part of the ear is an air filled cavity (about the size of an m&m) which is regulated by the Eustachian Tube (a tube that connects the middle part of...
by Knox Audiology | May 15, 2020 | Childrens Hearing, Hearing Test
Central Auditory Processing Disorder Central Auditory Processing Disorder and how to manage it – watch video. More information...
by Knox Audiology | Jan 30, 2019 | Childrens Hearing
Almost all babies have their hearing screened as part of the Victorian Infant Hearing Screening Program (VIHSP) or Universal Newborn Hearing Screening within the first few weeks of life. There are also times when a child is referred for a hearing test during the years...
by Knox Audiology | Jan 7, 2019 | Childrens Hearing
It may be that your child has Spatial Processing Disorder (SPD). Children with SPD find it difficult to listen in background noise, for example in a noisy classroom. It might seem like your child has a hearing loss, or as though they are ignoring you.So, what is...
by Knox Audiology | Feb 8, 2017 | Childrens Hearing
The ear health of indigenous Australian children is an important topic and there has been a lot of research into this area. However, the general Australian population has not been looked into in great detail. This has now changed with an audiologist named Chris...
by Knox Audiology | Dec 11, 2016 | Childrens Hearing
Using Remote Microphones in the Classroom to Assist Children to Hear in Open Plan Classrooms Australian classrooms and teaching methods have changed. Traditionally, children learnt in closed classrooms, often with the teacher talking to a quiet class. Now children...