How to Help Speech Delay Resulting from Lock Downs
The early years of a child’s development have the greatest impact on their future, as all later learning is based on these early foundations. Due to the way the brain develops, if speech acquisition is delayed during the key formative […]
Can good Self Care make us more resistant to viruses?
I was so proud of my team today! We took a few minutes to all share how we are doing during the COVID lockdown period and what strategies we use for self-care. Everyone showed huge resilience and resourcefulness and I […]
How is your nervous system?
I was wondering how everyone in the community was faring with the unfolding of news from around the world on the COVID-19 pandemic. How is it affecting your home life, your work, travel plans, finances, and most importantly, how you are feeling inside yourself?
The Sound Barrier
It’s refreshing to see journalists in the Weekend Australian article “The Sound Barrier” addressing the question of why we are letting our musicians go deaf for a living. So often this horrifying truth is blatantly ignored! The article advocates musicians […]
The mysteries of blocked ear and subtle muscle functions
The mysteries of blocked ear and subtle muscle function This morning I spoke to a client who had had tinnitus for 5 weeks. She had also had a blocked nose and a build up of phlegm for the same period […]
A hearing aid is only as good as your ear
Are you reluctant to get a hearing aid? Are you sick of your partner and friends telling you that you are going deaf? Have you heard people say they got a hearing aid and it didn’t work for them? Don’t […]
Tomatis, the Irrepressible Pioneer
The International Tinnitus Seminar held in Freemantle in 2001 saw three hundred tinnitus researchers from around the world exchanging results and discussing the latest theories on dealing with this baffling condition. (ringing in the ears.) The conference passed the resolution […]
Bundle of joy or bundle of nerves?
A new mother, ohh-ah! Everyone gathers round cooing and chattering, wanting to hold the little bundle of joy. But it’s hard for Mum to appreciate their enthusiasm when she has had a total of six hours of sleep in the […]
Your Ear is One of the Most Powerful and Delicate Organs You Have
How to Care for Your Ear’s Health By Rafaele Joudry Innovative doctors are making radical new discoveries about the resilience of the ear and its vital role in our overall health. Dr Paul Yanick Jr is a world authority on […]
The National Year of Reading and Indigenous Literacy
Indigenous literacy is a crucial issue in creating future opportunities for indigenous children. In this national year of reading, 2012 events are being held around the country to help encourage literacy. This initiative is so important as nearly half the […]
Categories
- A better way to support independent living
- Audio
- Audiology
- Auditory deprivation
- Auditory Processing
- autism
- BBE Process
- Brain
- Brain Optimisation
- Breathing
- Breathing
- Charities we support
- Chemical Toxins
- children
- Choosing the Music
- Classic Music
- Colds and infections
- conductor
- Covid
- Depression
- Digital Compression
- Dizziness
- Dystonia
- ear infections
- Ear muscles
- Ear Research
- Emotional Wellbeing
- General
- gut brain connection
- Hearing
- i-pod hearing damage
- Independant Media
- Indigenous Literacy Day
- Koorie Story telling
- learning difficulties
- Literacy
- Memory
- Meniere's
- musical talent
- Natural Health
- Nervous System
- Neuroscience
- Noise
- Nutritional Supplements
- Pauline McLeod
- Preventing Sudden Deafness
- Read and Exceed
- Reducing Noise exposure in Australia
- Research
- Sound Therapy
- Stress
- Supplements or drugs
- The Music
- Tinnitus
- Tinnitus Treatment
- Tomatis
- travel
- vaccination
- vertigo
- Videos