Hearing Loss
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Understanding Hearing Loss
In order to understand hearing loss, it is important to first have a basic understanding of the anatomy of the ear. The ear is made up of three parts…
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Common Myths of Hearing Loss
It is often difficult to notice that you are developing a hearing loss, as it will generally happen gradually. Instead of alerting you to the fact that your hearing…
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Support and Communication with a Family Member or Friend with a Hearing Loss
It can be very difficult for people with hearing loss to continue to participate in group situations, and equally difficult for their family and friends to know how to…
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Preventing Hearing Loss
Certain activities that you partake in every day can help to cause hearing loss, but there are easy steps you can take to minimize your risk. One example of…
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Preventing Hearing Loss for Musicians
Musicians, and those who work closely with live music on a regular basis, are consistently exposed to noises at unsafe volume levels for prolonged periods. To better illustrate this…
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Frequently Asked Questions Before Your First Hearing Test
What do I need to bring to my first appointment? What can I expect at my first appointment? How much does a hearing test cost? Find out the answers…
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A Checklist for Your Hearing
A good place to start to see if you have a hearing loss is to review these questions and determine whether any of these situations sound familiar to you.
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" I have been a client of Hear for Life (and its former incarnation) for many years! Its staff - Rhonda and all her colleagues are knowledgeable, professional, warm, patient, and always prepared to troubleshoot, and find the least expensive option and yet the best option. As for Carol, she has a body of knowledge that is inspiring, coupled with an unfailing smile and warmth that lights up the place. And the icing on the cake is that the clinic is fully accessible! Thanks to you all. "
- Louise S., Toronto
