Many women are surprised to learn that their menstrual health and hearing may be more connected than they think. A recent study of 558 premenopausal

Understanding the Bigger Picture: How Other Health Conditions Affect BPPV Recovery We know that Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV) is one of the most common

Understanding Concussion: The 7 Phenotypes & How We Collaborate for Complete Recovery Concussions are complex—and recovery is rarely one-size-fits-all. At Equilibrium Audiology, we understand that each

At Equilibrium Audiology, we see many patients who have been living with chronic dizziness, motion sensitivity, brain fog, or visual discomfort, and are told “everything looks normal.” For many, the diagnosis they’ve been missing is vestibular migraine—a complex neurological condition that affects both balance and perception.

At Equilibrium Audiology, we understand that hearing loss is more than just a matter of volume—it’s about clarity, comprehension, and cognitive effort. Many adults with hearing loss report that they can “hear but not understand,” especially in noisy environments, group settings, or over the phone. This often isn’t just about the ears—it’s about how the brain processes what the ears receive.

In recent years, the availability of over-the-counter (OTC) hearing devices has rapidly expanded. These personal sound amplifiers, often marketed as affordable alternatives to hearing aids, seem like a quick fix for hearing loss. However, for those truly seeking long-term solutions and expert care, working with a professional audiologist offers irreplaceable value.