Auditory Wellness Research Lab

About the Lab

Lab Director

Jack Scott
jack.scott@uwo.ca

Our research in auditory wellness is guided by a commitment to innovative solutions, inclusivity, and improved hearing healthcare practices, spanning from hearing to tinnitus remediation. We explore the intersection of education, outreach, and research, thereby creating a holistic impact on academic training and education, broader community spheres, and the advancement of research-based best practices and recommended guidelines in clinical care.

Through a concentrated and coordinated initiative, with the support of community partners 'on the ground' and researchers within the National Centre for Audiology and the Faculty of Health Sciences, our research expands community hearing services, addresses support needs, and identifies the facilitators and barriers of implementation and uptake of hearing remediation and tinnitus treatment.

Previous outreach work by the Principal Investigator (PI) in remote First Nation communities received the Western University Humanitarian Award, along with recognition and funding from the Hear The World Foundation and the Coalition of Global Hearing Health.

More Lab Information

For more information about the Auditory Wellness Research Lab, visit:
https://www.uwo.ca/fhs/csd/about/educators/scott_j.html