The Language of the Brain
Fri, 18 Sept
|Dante Alighieri Society
How hearing supports learning, memory, music and meaningful connection
Time & Location
18 Sept 2026, 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Dante Alighieri Society, A Block, 105 Banksia St., Tuart Hill WA 6060, Australia
About the event
Why do some conversations feel exhausting? Why can learning a new language become harder over time? And why can music still sound clear while speech becomes difficult to understand?
The answer often lies not only in our ears, but in the remarkable way the brain organises, filters and gives meaning to sound.
Join us for a fascinating community presentation exploring how the brain processes sound, language and music, and why prioritising your hearing may be one of the most important investments you can make in staying connected, continuing to learn and ageing well.
Hearing health is increasingly recognised as part of healthy ageing. When listening becomes harder, the brain can work overtime to fill in gaps, which may make conversation more tiring and reduce confidence in social settings. Supporting hearing can help people stay engaged with family, friends, learning and community life.
During this presentation, you will discover:
Why hearing…
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