Audiology is the profession dealing with the management of hearing, hearing impairment and deafness, noise measurement and control, vestibular assessment and management, cerumen management, central auditory processing disorder, and cochlear implants. An Audiologist diagnoses hearing loss and initiates rehabilitation to help clients cope with everyday communicative demands, including the selection and fitting of hearing aids, emotional, linguistic, and cognitive functioning in their home, work, and social environment. Aural rehabilitation may involve working with adults and children, and educating and developing the skills of caregivers, educators, and other family members. Audiologists also measure and manage exposure to noise in the work environment to help prevent hearing loss.

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Audiologists work with individuals, groups, and communities of all ages, not only on assessment and remediation of hearing and balance difficulties but also in promoting health and preventing disability. Audiologists may work in pre-schools, schools, special schools, hospitals, rehabilitation centres, community clinics or private practice. 

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Chantal is an experienced Audiologist with over five years of clinical experience providing patients with advanced and effective hearing loss therapies and preventative treatment programs. Adept in accurately assessing the hearing health of patients, and developing appropriate therapy plans and helpful products to address any issues and achieve optimal hearing health. She is committed to helping patients achieve a happier and healthier life.