Connecting Hearing, the Brain and Balance
Deepen your understanding of complex listening and balance disorders through focused sessions on vestibular assessment, tinnitus management and auditory processing.
Join specialists for practical learning, clinical discussion and insights into the relationship between the auditory system and the brain.
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Three Focused Sessions. Practical Clinical Insights
When vHIT Misleads You: Hands on Masterclass in Technique, Artifacts and Clinical Interpretation
Build a more structured approach to performing and interpreting the Video Head Impulse Test. This 2.5-hour workshop combines scientific foundations, interactive cases, live demonstrations and supervised practice.
- Recognise acquisition errors, artefacts and common interpretation pitfalls.
- Integrate vHIT findings with patient history and other clinical assessments.
- Strengthen clinical reasoning when differentiating peripheral and central vestibular disorders.
Practical Aspects of Audiologist Delivered Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) for Tinnitus, Hyperacusis and Misophonia
Explore a practical framework for assessment, counselling and rehabilitation in this two-hour workshop, with approaches that remain within the audiologist's professional scope.
- Assess symptom severity, functional impact and patient confidence.
- Understand distinctions between tinnitus and forms of sound intolerance.
- Explore CBT informed management approaches and recognise when mental health referral is indicated.
Exploring the Listening Brain Through a Neuroaudiological Lens: From Foundations to Clinical Practice
Examine why patients may experience listening difficulties despite a normal audiogram. Explore assessment across auditory processing, speech perception, memory, attention and language.
- Watch demonstrations of tests designed to identify underlying deficits.
- Consider relationships between performance across different tests.
- Review potential approaches to remediation.
Learn From Leading Figures
Ehsan Negin
United Arab EmiratesAudiologist, Auditory Processing Researcher, Clinical Director
Harvey Dillon
AustraliaAudiologist, Distinguished Researcher in Auditory Processing
Hashir Aazh
United KingdomAudiologist, Tinnitus, Hyperacusis and Misophonia Specialist
Kamran Barin
USAAudiologist, Assistant Professor Emeritus, Vestibular Diagnostics and Rehabilitation Specialist and Researcher
Nima Rezazadeh
United Arab EmiratesAudiologist, Vestibular Diagnostics and Rehabilitation Specialist and Researcher
Why Attend Dubai Neuroaudiology?
Transition from passive test interpretation to diagnostic clinical reasoning in complex neuro-audiological cases.
Gain direct insights through interactive case reviews, live test demonstrations, and supervised clinical practice.
Enhance assessment and management frameworks for vestibular disorders, tinnitus, hyperacusis, misophonia, and auditory processing.
Connect and collaborate with leading audiologists, researchers, and clinical specialists from around the globe.
Who Should Attend?
Choose Your Category. Plan Your Attendance.
The following conference fees apply to the registration categories shown below.
| Registration Category | Early Bird Until 16 Oct | Standard Rate After 16 Oct |
|---|---|---|
| Doctor | AED 1,890 | AED 2,310 |
| Resident | AED 1,575 | AED 1,890 |
| Audiologist / Nurse / Physiotherapist / Speech Therapist / Technician | AED 1,155 | AED 1,365 |
| Student* | AED 735 | AED 735 |
Bring a Broader Understanding to Every Assessment.
Join Dubai Neuro-Audiology Conference 2026 for focused learning on the clinical connections between hearing, the brain and balance.