In part two of this interview, Caitlin and Bec discuss the process of figuring out what’s important to you, creating a world you want to live, standing up for yourself and learning how to say no to the things that don’t serve you.

Read the transcript: TBC

Find Bec on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bec-bennett-97a15297/

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Podcast produced by Charlotte Saxon

In part one of this episode, Caitlin sits down with Dr Bec Bennett, a research audiologist at the Ear Science Institute in Perth. Bec talks openly about the challenges she’s faced being taken seriously as a professional and the battle of imposed gender concepts when balancing work and mum life. She also reflects on undervaluing ourselves in a society when often our voices are overshadowed and unheard.

Read the transcript: TBC

Find Bec on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bec-bennett-97a15297/

Visit the Women in Hearing Health website: https://www.womeninhearinghealth.com/

Join our Facebook community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/442421886837175/

Podcast produced by Charlotte Saxon

In part two of this interview, Kat Penno and Shelley Li discuss gender disparity in the workforce and the challenges that early-career professionals face when there is an underrepresentation of women and culturally and linguistically diverse people in similar or senior positions. Shelley also touches on the importance of paving the way and opening up opportunities for others in the workforce.

Read the transcript: https://www.womeninhearinghealth.com/transcripts

Find Shelley on LinkedIn: https://au.linkedin.com/in/shelleyzli

Visit the Women in Hearing Health website: https://www.womeninhearinghealth.com/

Join our Facebook community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/442421886837175/

Podcast produced by Charlotte Saxon

In this episode of the Women in Hearing Health podcast, No Need to Shout, Kat sits down with early career audiologist, Shelley Li. Shelley talks about the dread she felt working in a job that didn’t fit her personality, and the effects of sticking it out when she knew something wasn’t right. Shelley also discusses her diverse career and the shift from starting out in an independent audiology clinic to her current role working with the Department of Health.

Read the transcript: https://www.womeninhearinghealth.com/transcripts   

Find Shelley on LinkedIn: https://au.linkedin.com/in/shelleyzli 

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Join our Facebook community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/442421886837175/

Podcast produced by Charlotte Saxon

Make sure you're up to date with part 1 of this chat with Shari Eberts before listening to this episode. 

In this episode of No Need to Shout, Kat chats to hearing health advocate Shari Eberts about her hearing loss journey. When Shari first noticed her adult-onset genetic hearing loss in her mid-20s, she started a blog as an outlet for her experiences and created a community for those dealing with similar issues. She is now an advocate, author, speaker and documentary film producer on hearing loss issues.

To read the transcript: https://www.womeninhearinghealth.com/_files/ugd/af57e5_69148d4219e142f78568cb8ed06b2494.pdf

Living With Hearing Loss blog: https://livingwithhearingloss.com/

Shari's book: https://livingwithhearingloss.com/hearandbeyond/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sharieberts/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/sharieberts

We Hear You documentary: https://www.we-hearyou.com/

Women in Hearing Health website: https://www.womeninhearinghealth.com/

Women in Hearing Health Facebook community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/442421886837175/

Podcast produced by Charlotte Saxon

In this episode of No Need to Shout, Kat chats to hearing health advocate Shari Eberts about her hearing loss journey. When Shari first noticed her adult-onset genetic hearing loss in her mid-20s, she started a blog as an outlet for her experiences and created a community for those dealing with similar issues. She is now an advocate, author, speaker and documentary film producer on hearing loss issues.

Be sure to continue to part 2 of this episode to hear more from Shari and Kat. 

To read the transcript: https://www.womeninhearinghealth.com/_files/ugd/af57e5_69148d4219e142f78568cb8ed06b2494.pdf

Living With Hearing Loss blog: https://livingwithhearingloss.com/

Shari's book: https://livingwithhearingloss.com/hearandbeyond/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sharieberts/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/sharieberts

We Hear You documentary: https://www.we-hearyou.com/

Women in Hearing Health website: https://www.womeninhearinghealth.com/

Women in Hearing Health Facebook community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/442421886837175/

Edited by Charlotte Saxon

In this episode, Kat sits down with close friend, colleague and personal role model Kathleen Stoop to get frank about burnout. Kathleen discusses her experience with workplace burnout and her journey to discovering that the solution to burnout isn't self-care, but connection. She will also break down some ways to integrate connection into your life.

View the transcript: https://www.womeninhearinghealth.com/transcripts

Read Kathleen's blog post about burnout: https://www.womeninhearinghealth.com/post/the-burnout-tree-by-kathleen-stoop 

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Podcast produced by Charlotte Saxon

In this episode of No Need to Shout, host Dr Caitlin Barr sits down with Dr Mel Ferguson, Associate Professor in Brain and Hearing, Curtin University and Head of Brain and Hearing, Ear Science Institute Australia.

Mel reflects on her journey and motivations in the audiology field, her experience with leadership, and the importance of collaborating in the workplace.

She also debunks the mystique around research and explains how it isn’t as far removed from the clinical world as many people think.

To read the episode transcript – https://www.womeninhearinghealth.com/transcripts

To read Mel’s article – https://www.entandaudiologynews.com/features/audiology-features/post/audiology-research-opportunities-career-progression-and-leadership

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Podcast produced by Charlotte Saxon

In the first episode of No Need to Shout, host Kat Penno sits down with Audiologist and TEDx Speaker Dr Angela Alexander. As a proclaimed 'black sheep' in her personal and professional life, Angela discusses her journey through the hearing industry while balancing her relationship and new-found motherhood. With a passion for Auditory Processing Disorder (APD), Angela shines a light on some of the many challenges she's encountered throughout her career fighting for the disorder to be recognised, acknowledged and treated.

View the transcript - https://www.womeninhearinghealth.com/transcripts

Follow Angela's business Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/apdsupport/?hl=en

Watch Angela's TEDx - https://www.apdsupport.com/tedx

Listen to Angela's Podcast 'Between Two Ears - https://linktr.ee/BetweenTwoEars

Join the Women in Hearing Health Facebook group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/442421886837175/

Podcast produced by Charlotte Saxon

Welcome to No Need to Shout, a podcast series powered by Women in Hearing Health. Each episode, your hosts Dr Caitlin Barr and Kathryn Penno will discuss and learn what it takes to balance personal and professional life, challenge the status quo, strive to make it to the top and learn a thing or two about what outstanding leaders are doing in their field of healthcare across the world. 

Stay tuned for the first episode! 

Transcript available here: https://www.womeninhearinghealth.com/transcripts

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