In the article, Dr Bray challenges some of our traditional “cause-and-effect type” explanations for how hearing loss may increase the risk of depression, revealing why the situation may be more complex than previously thought. He reviews previous landmark studies—along with many recent exciting findings—and provides insights into specific patient populations whose lives might be positively transformed with appropriately fit hearing aids, cochlear implants, assistive devices and captioned telephones, and/or auditory training and hearing care services. The article also offers intriguing commentary on what might be viewed as an extremely important future area for hearing healthcare professionals.
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The article is a summary of Dr Bray’s webinar of the same title.
https://youtu.be/y2-kwdp0iJM
Thank you for this work! In the past year, my tinnitus has grown worse while motivation and social interaction has decreased. This morning, I had to leave the church because the choir singing was hurting my ears … and they’re a good choir.
With sincerest hope,
Luke Daniels
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