In terms of our ability to communicate with others, hearing is our most critical sense. Even relatively mild hearing loss can seriously disrupt how we interact and connect with others. 

Hearing aids come in a variety of styles and sizes. Learn about the benefits of each, and determine the best style of hearing aid to fit your needs.

While commonly referred to as “ringing in the ears,” the tinnitus sound can be perceived as any number of sounds, including hissing, buzzing, humming, whistling, whooshing, and clicking, and it often fluctuates in loudness and/or sound quality.

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Hyperacusis

Hyperacusis, also referred to as collapsed sound tolerance, occurs when normal, everyday sounds become uncomfortably loud or even painful.

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​Misophonia

Misophonia, also referred to as 4S, selective sound sensitivity, and soft sound sensitivity, can be defined as an abnormally strong emotional reaction to certain or specific sounds.

The inner ear has several important jobs. In addition to hearing, the inner ear’s vestibular system is your primary organ of balance. Problems with this system can cause dizziness and imbalance. 

A concussion is a type of traumatic brain injury. The presence of dizziness and vestibular system symptoms can prolong recovery following a concussion.

Auditory processing disorder (APD), a neurological condition also known as central auditory processing disorder (CAPD), affects the brain’s ability to process auditory input, making it difficult to understand speech, follow oral instructions, or distinguish speech in noisy environments.

Ear Wax Removal

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Hearing Protection

Physical Therapy

Vestibular rehabilitation therapy is a common recommendation for certain vestibular and balance disorders. Finding the right physical therapist to aid you in successful rehabilitation is critical. 

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Auditory Processing Disorder 

The goal of APD therapy is to rewire the processing skills to make listening effortless.

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​Neuropsychology

Neuropsychology is the study of brain-behavior relationships. Neuropsychologists can also evaluate emotional functioning, as emotions are a very important aspect in health treatment.

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