• Hearing Loss Myths Debunked

    Posted March 28, 2024, under Blog

    Fact or Fiction? Get the Scoop Here. It’s easy to get the wrong idea about hearing loss — its effects are invisible. In fact, misconceptions are commonplace, from antiquated stereotypes to wrong assumptions. These common myths are a great starting point for correcting assumptions and removing the stigma associated with hearing loss. MYTH: Talk Louder … Read More »

  • The Importance of Regular Hearing Checkups

    Posted March 21, 2024, under Blog

    If your hearing was slightly worse today than it was yesterday — how long would it take for you to notice? Some people don’t consider below-average hearing to be a problem, but more and more studies are showing that untreated hearing loss leads to bigger problems, for example, issues like cognitive decline and dementia. This … Read More »

  • Stave Off Dementia? Groundbreaking News About Hearing Aids

    Posted March 14, 2024, under Blog

    Study: This Step Could Cut Cognitive Decline Risk in Half Figuring out a crossword puzzle. Remembering to pick up the grandkids. Learning a new language. Excelling at a high-stakes workplace project. The ability to think, remember, and process information plays a huge role in your life, but hearing loss could get in the way. In … Read More »

  • Smoking and Hearing Loss

    Posted March 7, 2024, under Blog

    Those who smoke tobacco have a 170% greater chance of developing hearing loss versus nonsmokers. To what extent is smoking a threat to hearing? Smoking, the most preventable cause of death in the U.S. and Canada, is also a risk factor for hearing loss. Both those who smoke and those exposed to secondhand smoke — … Read More »

  • FAQ’s on Hearing Loss

    Posted February 29, 2024, under Blog

    90% of sudden Sensorineural hearing loss has no clear cause, but quick care can make a huge difference. What is sudden sensorineural hearing loss? Sudden sensorineural hearing loss (SSHL) is a condition of the inner ear in which the patient loses the ability to hear all at once or over a period of up to … Read More »

  • What is Tinnitus?

    Posted February 22, 2024, under Blog

    What is tinnitus? It’s a condition generally characterized by noises in the ear or head that usually can be heard only by the person experiencing the sounds. Ringing, buzzing, humming, clicking, or swooshing might be described, and, more rarely, a patient may even perceive musical notes. What causes tinnitus? Tinnitus isn’t a disease itself but … Read More »

  • APD vs ADHD: Similarities & Differences

    Posted February 15, 2024, under APD, Blog

    APD can manifest in many ways and is highly individualized from child to child. Due to this, APD can mimic and present either very similar to other diagnoses or alongside other diagnoses that can affect children. A very common disorder that is similar to APD is Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder or ADHD. Some symptoms of … Read More »

  • APD Tips for Teachers in the Classroom

    Posted February 8, 2024, under APD, Blog

    It is important for your child’s teachers to have the resources and good tips on how to accommodate a child with APD best while learning in the classroom. This will allow your child to flourish at school at the same pace as their peers. ADAPTING TO THE LISTENING ENVIRONMENT: Methods to help improve student’s success … Read More »

  • Types of APD Therapies

    Posted February 1, 2024, under APD, Blog

    Due to the different types of auditory processing deficits and every child being individually unique, APD may manifest itself in a variety of different ways. By finding the deficit specific diagnosis, the nature of the disorder can be determined and a unique, individual treatment plan can be designed. The goal of our comprehensive APD Testing … Read More »

  • Why are APD Evaluations Important?

    Posted January 25, 2024, under APD, Blog

    The area of APD is often overlooked, unknown, or in most cases misdiagnosed. With a high prevalence of 1 in 10 school-aged kids being impacted by APD, this can be the missing puzzle piece causing delays and the inability to progress in other neuro-developmental areas. Undiagnosed and untreated APD can lead to heavy impacts on … Read More »