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Provides a unique, in-depth look into all facets of marketing and branding for an audiology practice. This is a must-have for professionals looking to market themselves and grow the long-term sustainability of an audiology or hearing instrument dispensing practice.

Audiology. --- Hearing

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This book, edited by Marc Fagelson and David M. Baguley, provides a comprehensive exploration of hyperacusis and disorders of sound intolerance from both clinical and research perspectives. It aims to address the experiences of individuals who perceive everyday sounds as distressing or painful, a condition often overlooked in audiology. The book is divided into sections covering definitions, measurement, epidemiology, mechanisms, and management of sound intolerance. It includes discussions on the relationship between hyperacusis and tinnitus, psychological aspects, and therapeutic interventions. The volume is intended for audiologists, otologists, and other healthcare professionals interested in auditory disorders, with the goal of bridging the gap between auditory neuroscience and clinical practice.

Hyperacusis. --- Audiology.

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Neurosciences --- Audiology --- Hearing

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This book, 'Binaural Interference: A Guide for Audiologists,' authored by James Jerger and Carol A. Silverman, provides a comprehensive examination of the phenomenon of binaural interference in the field of audiology. It explores the history, causes, and clinical implications of binaural interference, a condition where individuals experience poorer auditory performance with two hearing aids compared to one. The authors draw on decades of research and clinical observations to discuss auditory deprivation and its relationship to binaural interference. The book also offers guidance on clinical evaluations, screening protocols, and management strategies for audiologists to better address and manage cases of binaural interference. Aimed at audiologists and other hearing health professionals, the text seeks to enhance understanding and encourage further research into this important aspect of auditory science.

Audiology. --- Hearing disorders.

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This book is a comprehensive and accessible look at instrumentation used in hearing science and audiology fields.

Audiology --- Instruments, Audiology --- Medical instruments and apparatus --- Instruments.