Balancing Audiology and Exercise Science Needs
Posted in: Audiology, Communication Sciences Disorders
Montclair State University’s Audiology Clinic has been recognized in University News for its innovative balance assessment and research. Students utilize the Bertec CDP Virtual Reality Balance System, a cutting-edge virtual reality technology, to evaluate gait, identify balance disorders, and assess fall risk in clients. Situated within CCHL’s Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders, the integration of this distinctive virtual reality system not only broadens students’ research opportunities, but also promises to significantly enhance the clinic’s ability to address balance-related issues in its clientele. Audiology Clinic Director Faith Mogila and Exercise Science and Physical Education Assistant Professor Luis Torres provide valuable insights into the role of advanced technology in diagnosing and managing balance disorders.