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Get ready to tune into the Psychoaudiology Podcast, in collaboration with the International Society of Audiology! Host Priscilla Leigh dives deep into the electrifying world of how our auditory system shapes our minds, behaviour and performance. Join top experts worldwide as they unravel mind-blowing discoveries about hearing, neuroscience, and human connection—from music’s brain-boosting power to cutting-edge hearing health solutions. Listen now on psychoaudiology.com, the ISA website, Spotify or Apple Podcasts! #Psychoaudiology #HearTheScience
Priscilla Leigh hosts The Psychoaudiology Podcast, a science show with 20 episodes published.
Noise isn’t the only occupational threat to hearing. In this episode, Associate Professor Adrian Fuente discusses the ototoxic effects of organic solvents and other workplace chemicals, and why audiologists should be pay
During Tinnitus Awareness Week, I sat down with a patient who has lived with bilateral tinnitus for 17 years. In this interview, she shares what tinnitus really sounds like, from high-pitched ringing to Morse-code rhythm
Alzheimer’s disease remains one of the hardest conditions to treat, with most therapies offering only modest benefit. In this episode, I explores a fascinating new study published in Brain Communications that investigate
Hearing care is undergoing a quiet shift from treating hearing loss to optimising how we listen. In this short episode of the Psychoaudiology Podcast, Priscilla explores how consumer technology like AirPods is blurring t
In this episode of the Psychoaudiology Podcast, Priscilla is joined by Cynthia Chan, an experienced speech and language therapist with training in both speech therapy and audiology. They explore the overlap between heari
In this personal episode of the Psychoaudiology Podcast, I sit down with my mum to talk through her sudden sensorineural hearing loss in 2018 — an event that reshaped her understanding of her ears and her balance. She sh
In this episode of The Psychoaudiology Podcast, I speak with one of the true pioneers of modern audiology — Professor Harvey Dillon. Originally an engineer who “stumbled” into the world of hearing science, Professor Dill
Imagine if the ear could repair itself — restoring hearing that’s been lost to age or noise. In this episode of the Psychoaudiology Podcast, I explore a new drug trial that tried to do just that by regenerating hair cell
In this episode of The Psychoaudiology Podcast, presented in partnership with the International Society of Audiology, we sit down with Dr. Philippa James, an audiologist whose work focuses on supporting neurodivergent pe
What if the right technology could transform how a child with autism hears, learns, and connects? In this episode of the Psychoaudiology Podcast, I speak with Professor Erin Schafer, a leading researcher in auditory inte
What if the sound of a classroom could shape how well students learn, behave, and even how teachers teach? In this episode of the Psychoaudiology Podcast, Priscilla sits down with Dr. Kiri Mealings, researcher and creato
In this episode of The Psychoaudiology Podcast, audiologist and national hearing loop advocate Juliette Sterkens joins us to talk about one of the most overlooked aspects of hearing aid technology — what happens after yo
In this episode, Priscilla sits down with Associate Professor Wayne Wilson from the University of Queensland. A leading expert in paediatric auditory processing, Dr. Wilson shares his journey through the evolving landsca
Struggling to hear but all your hearing tests come out fine? Tune in to The Psychoaudiology Podcast as host Priscilla Leigh interviews Dr. Cristina Murphy, paediatric audiologist and auditory processing disorder (APD) ex
Dive into what a complement to audiology auricular acupuncture can be on The Psychoaudiology Podcast! Host Priscilla Leigh interviews Siwan Quinn-Bratton, director of The College of Auricular Acupuncture, exploring its d
Join us for Episode 4 of the Psychoaudiology Podcast, in collaboration with the International Society of Audiology! Host Priscilla Leigh interviews Professor Louise Hickson, diving into the profoundly relational power of
Tune into Episode 3 of the Psychoaudiology Podcast, in collaboration with the International Society of Audiology! Host Priscilla Leigh sits down with Dr. Henry Mahncke, CEO of Posit Science, to explore the revolutionary
Join us for the second episode of the Psychoaudiology Podcast with host Priscilla Leigh, where we explore the fascinating intersection of the auditory system, mind, and behaviour. This time, we’re thrilled to feature Dr.
Kick off the Psychoaudiology Podcast with a powerful episode featuring Astrid van Wieringen, president of the International Society of Audiology! In this collaboration with the ISA, Astrid dives into why owning your hear
In this episode of the Psychoaudiology Podcast, I am joined by Christina Mithra – clinical lead at Communitas Clinics, advanced audiologist at Barts Hospital in London, and audiologist of nearly 20 years. Christina share
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The Psychoaudiology Podcast is hosted by Priscilla Leigh. The show is categorised under science (life) and has published 20 episodes.
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