Speech and Langage pathology and Audiology School Winter School – From January 25 to 29, 2016 The event include the ” Tinnitus and Hyperacusis ” presentation, by Sylvie Hébert, PhD. (January 27th, 2016, from 9 am till 12 am). Programmation – Winter School

The Audiology Student Day is now a tradition immortalized by the audiology master’s degree students of the University of Montreal. Every year, the students organize a day of conferences offered to the professionals and to audiology and speech and langage pathology students. This day offers the access to new knowledge in the domain and allows…

You are cordially invited to join BRAMS co-directors Isabelle Peretz and Robert Zatorre, and their colleagues and students, to celebrate the tenth anniversary of the founding of the lab. Over the last decade BRAMS has grown and prospered to become one of the well-recognized groups worldwide for research on music, speech, and human auditory cognitive…

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Organized by professor Josef P. Rauschecker from the Laboratory of Integrative Neurosciences and Cognition (Georgetown University), assisted by professor Markus Ploner from the Neuroimaging Center at Technische Universität München, this activity will take place on September 7th and 8th 2015 in Munich, Germany, in the “Klinikum Rechts der Isar”. Sylvie Hébert, PhD., will present “Non-auditory…

Subjects: Quebec researchers and intervention optimization projects Tools to communicate and influence effectively within an interdisciplinary team, with employers, with decision-makers and media Evening of prize-giving, scholarships and research subsidies Annual general assembly During this event, Sylvie Hébert, PhD, will present: ” Tinnitus, new perspectives “. This training aims to summarize the knowledge and the…

The 9th Annual International TRI Tinnitus Symposium will take place in Ann Arbor, Michigan. It will be three days of stimulating and educating talks and discussions. It will explore basic mechanisms underlying tinnitus including cochlear damage consequences, synaptic plasticity, non-auditory (limbic, attentional, somatosensory) networks, as well as many areas of translational research. Invited speakers include…

Acouphènes Québec is a non-profit organism for people suffering from tinnitus. Established in 1983 by a volunteers group, the organism aims to support people suffering from this problem, inform about the current state of knowledge in the domain and promote the multidisciplinary researches in Quebec. The next board meeting will take place on May 23rd,…

By Sylvie Hébert, Ph.D. The scientific knowledge about tinnitus enormously evolved during the last decade. At the same time, several new interventions are used and are under evaluation. This training aims to summarize the current models of tinnitus and to guide the clinicians in their interventions with tinnitus patients.