What is Misophonia or Selective Sound Sensitivity Syndrome?
Misophonia causes sufferers to experience irritation or even rage at certain sounds like chewing food. In 2002 research couple Margaret…
Stages of Change Profiles Among Adults Experiencing Hearing Difficulties who have not Taken any Action: A Cross-Sectional Study
The aim of the current study was to test the hypothesis that adults experiencing hearing difficulties who are aware of their difficulties but have not taken any action would fall undercontemplation and preparation…
Hearing Loss and Cognition: the Role of Hearing Aids, Social Isolation and Depression
Hearing loss is associated with poor cognitive performance and incident dementia and may contribute to cognitive decline. Treating hearing loss with hearing aids may ameliorate cognitive decline.
Ask an Audiologist – Speech Pathologist Recommends Hearing Test
When is it necessary to get a hearing test. After a visit with a speech pathologist, one parent asks our CASLPO…
How Well Can Centenarians Hear?
With advancements in modern medicine and significant improvements in life conditions in the past four decades, the elderly population is rapidly expanding.
How to Safely Listen to Your Music with Headphones
We have heard many times before that loud music and other sounds contribute to hearing loss. Listening to loud music…
Types of Hearing Aid Styles
Hearing aid technology has come a long way. Relentlessly continuous innovations by manufacturers means better, more effective hearing devices.
Ask an Audiologist – Itchy Ears and Hearing Aids
Often people complain of itchy ears and there can be a number of reasons for it. Hearing Solutions Audiologist, Tracy…
The Impact of Hearing Loss on Loved Ones
Hearing loss is often considered a health issue that only affects the person who has the condition. However, hearing loss…
Caring for Older Adults with Hearing Loss
Supporting people with hearing aids doesn’t involve just hearing health. The personal support worker, nurse, or family member is responsible…
8 Hearing Loss Prevention Tips for Seniors
Hearing loss is often associated with old age. However, although it’s increasingly more common to see younger adults experiencing hearing…
Ask an Audiologist – ABR Hearing Tests for Young Children
Auditory Brainstem Response (ABR) testing is used to assess patients who have difficulty providing the diagnostic feedback necessary for an…
11 Emergency Preparedness Tips for the Deaf and Hearing ImpairedPrimary tabs
A Disaster or an emergency can strike at any time. Time and time again the news reports some natural or…
Ask an Audiologist – Comparing Hearing Aid Brands
After your hearing test has been completed your Audiologist or Hearing Instrument Specialist may confirm that you have a hearing…
Hearing Health Check – What is Tinnitus and How is it Treated?
Tinnitus is any sound you hear when there isn’t any physical external noise present. In other words, you hear it…
Harry Belafonte – Celebrity and Hearing Aid Wearer
Harry Belafonte is probably best known for singing the Banana Boat Song, better known as, “Day O.” It topped the Billboard charts at number one for 31 weeks.
Canadians Develop Hearing Test iPad App
A hearing test app created by Canadians for the developing world is now being used at home. Known as ShoeBox, the…
8 Hearing Loss Warning Signs to Remember During Seniors’ Month
This June will mark the 31st annual Seniors’ Month. Even Ontario’s provincial government is celebrating with their theme of “Vibrant Seniors, Vibrant Communities.”
Study Finds Link Between Osteoporosis and Hearing Loss
In a study published in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism, researchers found that people with osteoporosis were twice as…
6 Types of Ear Protection Against Hearing Loss
Many of us often take it for granted that we can hear well. But in order to keep hearing well,…
CJN Healthy Living Feature Showcases Hearing Solutions Audiologist’s Article
Hearing Solutions Audiology Manager, Tracy Saunders’ article, “I’ve Got Hearing Aids! Now What,” is featured in the Canadian Jewish News…
WHO Hearing Loss Stats
The World Health Organization (WHO) describes disabling hearing loss as any hearing loss greater than 40 decibels (dB). For children the threshold for disabling hearing loss is 30dB.
6 Things to Expect Within the First 30 Days of Wearing Your Hearing Aids
After getting fit with your new hearing aids, you will hear sounds you probably haven’t heard in a long time….
4 Things you can do to Successfully Adapt to Hearing Aids and What to Expect
Successful hearing aid use is achieved through a partnership between you and your clinician. There is an adaptation process which…
Hearing Loss and Mental Health
Mental Health Week in Canada is here. It’s nothing new that researchers have been looking at the links, if any, between hearing loss and mental health for a little while now.
Treating Hearing Loss with Hearing Aids Could Mean Turning Up the Sound on Life
Can you teach an old dog new tricks? I guess that depends on the “dog” and the “trick” in question. It is a riddle that I hope to soon resolve.
Hearing Solutions Event Listing: Week of January 12, 2015
Our Centerpoint Mall clinic, which opened in 2014, boasts a state-of-the-art office and a CASLPO registered Audiologist with expert knowledge on hearing health and hearing loss in particular.
What is an Audiologist?
Audiologists are autonomous professionals that are required to complete a Master’s or Doctorate degree in Audiology. They are also required…
Hacked Hearing Aids Allow Owner to Hear WiFi Signals
Ever wondered what a WiFi signal sounds like? Probably not, right? But one man has a pretty good idea of…
Hearing Aids May Help Improve Your Balance
Research from the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis suggests that hearing aids appear to improve balance in…
Early Signs of Hearing Loss
It’s well documented that many people experience gradual hearing loss as they get older. The term for this is called Presbycusis. This condition tends to run in families and occur in both ears.
911 Texting Service Launches in Windsor, Ontario
As of December 1, Windsor becomes the fourth municipality to launch a 911 texting service in Ontario. The service will…
Marvel Creates Cochlear Implant-Wearing Superhero
Earlier this fall at an event hosted by the Ear Institute at the New York Eye and Infirmary of Mount Sinai (NYEE), Marvel and the Children’s Hearing Institute (CHI) introduced their newest Superhero, named Saphera.
Ask an Audiologist – Single Ear Headphones
We’ve heard many times that listening to your music at high levels for prolonged periods of time can cause permanent hearing…
Ask an Audiologist – High Frequency Sound
Many times we hear people complain of a high pitched or high frequency sound ringing or beeping in their ears….
How Does Your Heart Health Affect Your Hearing?
World Heart Day is on September 29th and seeks to spread awareness about cardiovascular disease and the importance of a healthy…
Keep Calm and Prevent Heart Disease and Hearing Loss
Researchers have found a strong correlation between heart disease and hearing loss. The presence of cardiovascular disease could mean you…
INFOGRAPHIC: Why You Should Wear Ear Protection?
This infographic produced by AllEarPlugs.com looks at Noise Induced Hearing Loss (NIHL) with statistics that highlight hearing loss in the United…
Hearing Solutions Square One Clinic is NOW OPEN!
After much anticipation, preparation, planning and some elbow grease, Hearing Solutions’ newest clinic located inside the Square One Shopping Centre…
Ask an Audiologist – White Noise Machines
White noise machines generate sounds like wind blowing or a rushing waterfall. There are a wide variety of brand names on…
Hearing Solutions Event Listing: Week of September 15, 2014
This week Hearing Solutions will be participating in events in Mississauga, including our newest clinic opening, and we will be…
Hearing Solutions Event Listing: Week of September 8, 2014
This week Hearing Solutions will be having an Open House at our Albion Centre location in Etobicoke. Come in and say…
Ménière’s Disease – Science, Symptoms & Diagnosis
Ménière’s disease is a disorder of the inner ear that causes severe dizziness (vertigo), ringing in the ears (tinnitus), hearing loss, and a feeling of fullness or congestion in the ear.
What do I do if My Hearing Aids Aren’t Working or They Aren’t Loud Enough?
Imagine purchasing a new pair of hearing aids. The first time you put them on is similar to getting a new car. Everything is shiny and everything works great.
Hearing Solutions Event Listing: Week of September 1, 2014
Come join us for our Open House at our clinic at the Bramalea City Centre in Brampton. If you haven’t…
Hearing Solutions Event Listing: Week of August 25, 2014
This week Hearing Solutions will be hosting Open Houses at our Cloverdale Mall clinic in Etobicoke and our Bramalea City…
Hearing Solutions Event Listing: Week of August 18, 2014
Hearing Solutions is opening our house to you. We will be having Open Houses at our Cloverdale Mall clinic in…
Hearing Solutions Event Listing: Week of August 11, 2014
This week we have an Open House at our Bayview Village Shopping Centre location in the Bayview and Sheppard neighbourhood. Feel…
VIDEO: Hearing Solutions Receiving 2014 Consumer Choice Award
For well over 10 years Hearing Solutions has been voted “Best in Service’ by its patients.
Hearing Solutions Event Listing: Week of August 4, 2014
Come visit us at our Bayview Village Shopping Centre location in the Bayview Avenue and Sheppard Avenue neighbourhood. We will…