Webinars and Podcasts
With Robert Smith H.A.S., BC-HIS, Founder
Welcome to St. Johns Hearing Institute, where we are committed to enhancing your understanding of auditory health through our informative and engaging webinars and podcasts. Our curated collection covers a wide spectrum of topics, ranging from the latest advancements in hearing aid technology to expert discussions on preventive measures for hearing loss. Join us in exploring the fascinating world of auditory science, where our experienced professionals share valuable insights, practical tips, and evidence-based information to empower you in your journey towards better hearing health. Whether you’re a seasoned audiophile or just embarking on your hearing wellness journey, our webinars and podcasts provide a comprehensive resource to help you make informed decisions and cultivate a deeper appreciation for the importance of maintaining optimal hearing. Tune in, stay informed, and embark on a path to better hearing with St. Johns Hearing Institute.
Webinars
Join us for an exclusive Q&A webinar with St. Johns Hearing Institute’s founder, Robert Smith. Get direct insights on hearing health, the latest in hearing aid tech, and practical tips for preserving your hearing. Engage with a pioneer in the field, ask your questions, and gain valuable knowledge. Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with an expert dedicated to transforming auditory healthcare.
Welcome to the St. John’s Hearing Institute’s groundbreaking webinar on “Brain Changes in Hearing Loss.” This virtual event delves into the intricate relationship between hearing impairment and its profound impact on the brain. We will explore the neuroplasticity of the brain, unraveling how it adapts and transforms in response to changes in auditory input. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of how hearing loss can influence cognitive functions and potentially contribute to conditions such as cognitive decline and dementia.
Hearing loss extends beyond impaired auditory function, affecting communication, relationships, and mental well-being. Challenges in conversation lead to isolation, impacting both personal and professional spheres. Untreated hearing loss also correlates with increased risk of depression and cognitive decline. By raising awareness and fostering inclusive environments, we can mitigate these consequences and empower individuals to lead fulfilling lives regardless of their hearing abilities.