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HearSay Speech and Hearing Centre

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HearSay Speech and Hearing Centre

HearSay Speech and Hearing Centre is a family run speech-language pathology and audiology facility in Milton, Ontario owned by Yvonne and Rui Oliveira. CASLPO)

SPEECH & LANGUAGE SERVICES:

- Articulation and phonology
- Motor speech (i.e., apraxia, dysarthria)
- Stuttering
- Voice & Resonance (i.e., vocal fatigue, hoarse voice, throat tension, vocal nodules/polyps)
- Aphasia (acquired language loss due to stroke or other brain injury)
- Aural rehabilitation (develop listening skills, address hearing loss, orientation to hearing aids)
- Adolescent and adult cochlear implantation & auditory-verbal therapy
- Language and literacy (i.e., reading, writing, organization skills)
- Accent Training (i.e., for foreign-born English speaking individuals wanting to improve their pronunciation for home or business communication)
- Cognition

AUDIOLOGY SERVICES:

- Complete hearing assessments
- Hearing Aid evaluations, re-checks, fittings, individual counseling, impressions
- Audiologists who can prescribe and dispense hearing aids (Reg.

11/14/2025

Good hearing makes a difference, on and off the court.🦻🏀

Whether it’s catching your coach’s call, reacting to a teammate, or staying aware of your surroundings, hearing well helps you stay focused and confident in the game.

Modern hearing aids do more than just make things louder; they help you tune in to what matters, filter out distractions, and stay connected in the moment.

If you or your child are active in sports and notice challenges with hearing, we can help you find the right support to stay sharp and in the game.⭐

11/13/2025

Does your search history look a little like this lately?🤔

You’re not alone. These are some of the most common questions parents (and even adults!) have about speech therapy.

Whether you’re wondering when to start, what to expect, or how it all works, our team is here to help you make sense of it all.

If one of these questions feels familiar, it might be time to reach out. We’ll walk you through every step. 🥰

11/12/2025

November is National Diabetes Awareness Month.⭐

Diabetes affects more than just blood sugar; it can also impact your hearing health.

Research shows that hearing loss is twice as common in people with diabetes compared to those without it.🦻

If you or someone you love is living with diabetes, add a hearing check to your regular health routine. It’s a simple step that can make a big difference in staying connected and healthy.🥰

11/11/2025

Quick Tip: Keep your hearing aids performing their best!🦻

Did you know a simple daily wipe-down can extend the life of your hearing aids and improve sound quality?

After removing them, gently clean them with a soft, dry cloth to remove any moisture, earwax, or debris. Avoid wipes containing alcohol or chemicals, as they can damage the delicate components inside. If you notice muffled sound or feedback, it might be time for a professional cleaning or wax guard change.

Small habits make a big difference in keeping your hearing clear and your devices lasting longer!🥰

11/08/2025

Connecting with someone who has hearing loss can be simple with a few mindful adjustments.👉

Try these approaches to make conversations smoother and more comfortable:

⭐ Make eye contact and ensure you have their attention before speaking.
⭐ Minimize background noise whenever possible, such as moving to a quieter spot.
⭐ Rephrase or gently repeat if something wasn’t heard, instead of assuming it was ignored.
⭐ Use visual cues such as gestures, notes, or text to add extra clarity.

These small steps help everyone feel included and understood, making communication easier and more enjoyable.🥰

11/06/2025

FM systems give you a listening boost when background noise makes conversation hard to hear.🗣🎧

These systems include a small microphone worn by the person speaking and a receiver worn by the listener. The sound goes straight from speaker to listener, making it much easier to follow conversations.

Originally popular with school-age children, modern FM systems are now smaller, more discreet, and increasingly used by adults in noisy environments such as restaurants, meetings, and lectures.

If you struggle to hear clearly in busy spaces, an FM system paired with your hearing aids could make a big difference. Reach out to learn how it might help you!😄

11/05/2025

Some children have trouble producing certain speech sounds clearly. This can be due to articulation difficulties, where making specific sounds is tricky, or motor speech challenges, where coordinating the lips, tongue, jaw, and mouth muscles is hard.🗣

A speech-language pathologist (SLP) can help by using guided placement cues, oral-motor exercises, and, when appropriate, tactile feedback to support proper muscle movements. Over time, this helps kids speak more clearly and confidently, making everyday communication easier and less frustrating.

Wondering if your child could benefit from speech therapy? Get in touch with our team to learn more.☺

11/04/2025

New research from McGill University suggests that targeted brain training may help slow age-related cognitive decline by up to 10 years.🧠

Adults over 65 completed about 35 hours of fast-paced brain training over 10 weeks, and their brain scans showed improvements typically equivalent to reversing about 10 years of age-related decline.

So what does “speed-based training” actually look like?👉

Examples include:
• Quickly identifying matching visuals or words under time pressure
• Reaction-time challenges with increasing difficulty
• Rapid decision-making or pattern recognition games (not passive puzzles)

These types of exercises are designed to push your processing speed, which plays a key role in memory, attention, and overall cognitive resilience.😃

11/03/2025

Here are some study strategies that make it easier for teens to focus and remember what they learn.

⭐ Break it into chunks - Study in 25–45 minute blocks and take short breaks to stay focused.
⭐ Use active recall - Quiz yourself on what you just learned instead of just rereading notes.
⭐ Mix it up - Switch subjects or activities so your brain stays engaged.
Write it down - Handwriting notes helps your memory stick better than typing.
⭐ Find your environment - Some need total quiet, others like a little background noise. Try what works for you!

💡Extra tip: Pair study sessions with a quick walk or stretch. Even 5 minutes can reset your brain and help you retain more.

10/29/2025

The little moments are actually the big ones.

⭐ A first clear word that opens a whole new world of communication.
⭐ A laugh you hear again, now richer and fuller than ever.
⭐ A hearing aid that fits perfectly, is finally comfortable, reliable, and effortless.
⭐ A conversation that flows naturally, without guessing or fear.
⭐ Recognizing a subtle sound you’ve been missing, the rustle of leaves, a loved one’s laugh, or your child’s whispered question.

At our clinic, we celebrate these quiet wins every day. Whether it’s through personalized hearing solutions, therapy, or guidance, we’re here to help make these moments possible because every sound, every word, every connection matters.🥰

10/28/2025

Not all hearing loss in children is obvious. It’s often quiet, subtle, and mistaken for “not listening.” Here are 5 common signs parents should watch for:

1️⃣ Frequently says “What?” or asks you to repeat, especially in noisy places or when you’re speaking from another room.
2️⃣ Turns up the TV or iPad louder than others find comfortable, or sits very close to hear better.
3️⃣ Seems to “tune out” or appear distracted, when in reality, they may simply not be catching what’s being said.
4️⃣ Delayed speech or unclear pronunciation, hearing issues can impact how sounds are learned and produced.
4️⃣ Struggles more in group or classroom settings; background noise makes hearing much harder for kids with mild hearing loss.

If any of these sound familiar, it’s worth booking a hearing evaluation. We’re here to help give you clarity and a plan!😄

Address

44 Main Street East
Milton, ON
L9T1N3

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 6pm
Friday	9am - 3pm

Telephone

+19058753345

Website

http://www.hearsay.ca/

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