Helping people at all stages of life be a part of the hearing and speaking world

Parenting brings numerous challenges, and one of them is dealing with a child’s eating habits. It’s common fo...

Knowing which hearing aid is right for you depends on your lifestyle, the severity of hearing loss and your cosmetic ...

When you think about how you communicate with others, you probably imagine some form of reciprocal commenting. This t...

Otosclerosis is a disease that causes abnormal bone growth in the inner ear. Over time, the function of the stapes bo...

According to the National Institute of Health, nearly 40 million Americans deal with mild to moderate hearing loss. <...

For the average person, speech and language seem interchangeable words. After all, the thesaurus lists them as synony...

Sensory play is really as simple as it sounds. It is a kind of play that engages your children’s senses. From i...

Certain types of hearing loss can impact balance, potentially leading to vertigo, dizziness, and an increased risk of...

Individuals with this kind of dizziness experience an unrelenting sensation of spinning despite being stationary. Thi...

Self talk and parallel talk are two relatively simple ways caregivers can support speech development.

California expanded its program to provide hearing aids to more children, effective January 1, 2023. HEAR Center prov...

People with hearing loss can find it challenging to follow conversations, especially on TV. Amazon Fire TV addresses ...