Keeping the people you love in the conversation and part of the celebration is one of the most meaningful things you can do this holiday season. Even when surrounded by loved ones, a friend or family member’s difficulty hearing can make them feel cut off.
Read MoreYour heart and hearing may have more in common than you realize. Speech and Hearing Associates is raising awareness of the link between hearing loss and cardiovascular disease for World Heart Day, September 29.
Read MoreSummer is here! And so are the fireworks, concerts, music festivals, motorized sports, and more.
Read MoreSpeech and Hearing Associates is repeating its highly successful intensive summer social skills program. This program will run during the summer months and will give children of all ages a foundation in Speech and Hearing Associates’ weekly Social Skills Curriculum. The summer program consists of small groups of no more than five children participating in
Read MoreCheck out results of a new national poll of parents of children ages 0-8 about communication development and disorders. Help spread the word about early identification and the benefits of treatment!
Read MoreAt a recent meeting of my local chapter of the Hearing Loss Association of America (HLAA), Susan Naidu, an audiologist at the University of Utah, spoke about auditory fatigue, also called listener fatigue or cognitive energy fatigue. According to Susan, this “real condition is not discussed or researched enough.”
Read MoreUncorrected hearing loss may raise the risk of mental and physical health problems and leads to higher hospitalization rates and health care costs, according to research published today in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA).
Read MoreSpeech and Hearing Associates is excited to announce that our certified Hanen providers will be offering the It Takes Two to Talk® Hanen workshop for parents of children under the age of 5 years who have been diagnosed with language delays.
Read MoreNoise-induced hearing loss is the only form of hearing loss that is preventable.
Read MoreHearing loss from noise can happen to anyone at any age, and it can take years to be noticeable. A 2017 study of U.S. adults aged 20 to 69 years shows that nearly one in four has signs of possible hearing loss from noise in one or both ears based on features of their hearing
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