It’s Not Just for Hearing: How Ears Impact Balance
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Did you know your hearing health plays an important role in helping you maintain your balance? Hearing loss is the most common chronic condition in the United States, affecting about two-thirds of older adults over 70 years old. Join this webinar with Brady S. Workman, Au.D. to learn the theories of association between hearing loss and falls risk, hearing loss and cognitive decline, and age-related hearing and vestibular decline. Strategies to mitigate these risks with the primary goal of reducing falls and promoting healthy aging will be provided.
By the end of the webinar, attendees will be able to:
- Analyze the relationship between hearing loss and balance.
- Describe how hearing loss is associated to cognitive decline.
- Understand the importance of hearing screenings among older adults as an action to reduce falls risk.
Brady S. Workman, Au.D.
Staff Audiologist
Balance Disorders and Audiology Programs at Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist
Dr. Brady S. Workman is a staff audiologist in both the Balance Disorders and Audiology programs at Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist. Dr. Workman plays an active role in the education of residents and Audiology externs. He is a co-editor of the Dizziness Depot at Hearing Health and Technology Matters, where he writes regularly on technology, assessment techniques, and disorders of the vestibular system. Dr. Workman has authored several articles related to vestibular and balance disorders and recently co-authored a textbook chapter in Third Mobile Window Syndrome of the Inner Ear: Superior Semicircular Canal Dehiscence and Associated Disorders.
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