Hearing is a vital part of a child’s development. It helps them learn, communicate, and connect with others. When hearing loss goes unnoticed, it can cause delays in speech, learning, and social skills.
Many children show signs of hearing…
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Hearing is a vital part of a child’s development. It helps them learn, communicate, and connect with others. When hearing loss goes unnoticed, it can cause delays in speech, learning, and social skills.
Many children show signs of…
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We had one patient come into the clinic in a panic. She - let's call her Rose - called the day before complaining that she'd suddenly gone deaf in one ear and couldn't understand why. We booked an appointment for her the following day. After…
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Here at the clinic, we have patients with tinnitus. It's a common hearing condition where you are hearing or perceiving a ringing or buzzing that doesn't have an external source. The sound seems to happen directly in your ears. For many people…
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One of our friends at the clinic related a hearing loss anecdote. Their cousins were worried about getting hearing aids for Tyler, their six-year-old son. It was their first time to shop for hearing aids and they didn't have a clue.
This…
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One of our friends at the clinic related a hearing loss anecdote. Their cousins were worried about getting hearing aids for Tyler, their six-year-old son. It was their first time to shop for hearing aids and they didn't have a clue.
This…
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Testing your child or teenager for Auditory Processing Disorder (APD)? You have a few clues to look out for. These APD signs and symptoms can vary. It can be as logical as their response to your spoken instructions. It can be their frequent…
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Do you suspect that your child may have an auditory processing disorder (APD)? You will need to bring your child in for an assessment. A professional audiologist will conduct the APD test.
Sounds painful and worried for your kid's…
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What Makes Good In-Ear Monitors?
In-ear monitors, commonly referred to as IEMs, are audio devices. They are used by musicians and audio professionals in live performance settings to hear a mix of audio signals. IEMs fit inside the…
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In-ear monitors (IEMs) have gained popularity among musicians, audio engineers, and audiophiles. This is due to their ability to provide high-quality sound directly into the ear canal. Among people with hearing disabilities, IEMs are fast becoming…
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Child Hearing Loss Red Flags Every Parent Should Recognize
Child Hearing LossTypes of Hearing Protection and Why They’re Crucial for Long-Term Ear Health
Hearing ProtectionWhat Happens When You’re Diagnosed With Sudden Sensorineural Hearing Loss (SSHL)?
Hearing LossHearing Relief: Do Hearing Aids Help Tinnitus Sufferers?
Hearing AidsIs Your 2-Year-Old Showing Possible Signs of Hearing Loss?
Child Hearing LossChoosing the Right Hearing Aids for Children When They Need Them
Children's Hearing AidsWhat To Look for When Testing Your Kid or Teen for Auditory Processing Disorder
Child Hearing LossWhat Parents Like You Need to Know About Auditory Processing Disorder Testing
Child Hearing LossWhat Should I Look for When I’m Buying Custom In-Ear Monitors?
Hearing Protection, MusiciansAre In-Ear Monitors Safe To Use Compared to Headphones and Earbuds?
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