Many people think about scheduling one of our hearing tests in Milton, but delay booking it. In fact, Canadians wait an average of 7 years to address their hearing concerns. However, waiting can make the problem worse. If you’ve been delaying your hearing test, here’s what you need to know.
Read MoreStudents with hearing loss face special challenges at university and college. But, there are more resources than ever to help you succeed at school. If you are a student who has recently been identified with hearing loss, HearSay provides you with the following tips to achieve academic success.
Read MoreWe frequently deal with single-sided hearing loss at our hearing clinic in Milton. This type of hearing loss occurs when one ear suffers hearing loss while the other is healthy. Unfortunately, one ear can’t work as well without the other. Instead, those who suffer from single-sided hearing loss will struggle to locate the source of […]
Read MoreAuditory processing disorder (APD) is hard to spot, and can be confused for other hearing issues or, as children get older, behavioural concerns, inattention, or forgetfulness. This blog post will help you spot symptoms of auditory processing disorder in children of any age. The earlier your child is diagnosed, the most effective our solutions will […]
Read MoreIf you’re planning to visit a Speech-Language Pathologist for the first time, you might not know what to expect. You might even feel nervous about visiting a new speech therapist! To help ease your mind, here are five questions to ask when meeting with a Speech-Language Pathologist in Milton.
Read MoreWhile many are familiar with tinnitus (an annoying ringing sound in the ears not caused by external sources), few realize that you can use hearing aids to get relief! While some people without hearing loss may have tinnitus, the condition can also be caused by hearing issues. In either case, our hearing centre in Milton […]
Read MoreWhat encourages people to visit HearSay for hearing tests and hearing aids in Milton? These common symptoms of hearing loss are often why people come in to see us.
Read MoreIf you have concerns about your hearing or are concerned about the hearing of a loved one, don’t put off scheduling a hearing test. Many people notice that they experience hearing loss well before talking to an Audiologist. In fact, the average delay is about ten years, according to the National Institute of Health. But, […]
Read MoreThere are many personal and professional reasons that someone with an accent may want to learn to adjust their speech. For example, if you find a friend, co-worker, or customer has a harder time hearing you than most people, you’re not alone. Certain people have a “bad ear” for accents and simply can’t adjust as […]
Read MoreWhat Is Noise-Induced Hearing Loss? Noise-induced hearing loss is caused by excessive exposure to loud sounds. The damage is usually caused by two factors working together: the intensity of the noise and the length of time someone is exposed to the noise. Sometimes, temporary noise-induced hearing loss occurs after moderate, short-term exposure to noise, such […]
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