In this episode, Hearing Loss Coach Carly Sygrove and Audiologist Dr. Ruth Reisman talk with Dr. Gladys Sanda, a London-based audiologist, about the psychology of tinnitus.

Together, they explore how therapeutic approaches such as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), mindfulness, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) can empower people to manage tinnitus more effectively and find greater calm through sound.

Dr. Gladys Sanda’s links:

Website: https://drgladys.co.uk/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tinnituswithgladys

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61559515141052

Book: https://drgladys.co.uk/book/

In episode 22 of the Happy Hearing podcast, we’re joined by Shanna Groves, writer, advocate, and the voice behind Lipreading Mom.

In this episode, Shanna talks about being diagnosed with hearing loss in her twenties while navigating life as a new mum. She reflects on her early adventures with a cochlear implant, received just over a month ago, and reveals her favourite new sound… no spoilers, you’ll have to tune in!

Shanna’s links:

Blog: https://lipreadingmom.com/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/shanna.groves.lipreading.mom

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@LipreadingMom

Meet Natalie Cantini, an educational therapist and former international school teacher based in Austria. After experiencing burnout, Natalie discovered she had undiagnosed hearing loss, a realisation that changed her life.

Today, she works closely with dyslexic students and sheds light on how often mild hearing issues go unnoticed in education.

Natalie is currently leading a campaign to raise awareness about mild and undiagnosed hearing loss and is passionate about encouraging others to get tested.

Listen to Natalie’s story and join the conversation to help bring more attention to this important issue.