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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.

03/06/2026

Is your child finding it tricky to communicate at school? You’re not alone!🗣

Even something as simple as sharing ideas in a group discussion can feel challenging for some kids. They might struggle to get their thoughts across or join in with classmates.

With targeted speech therapy, children can develop strategies to express themselves more clearly and build confidence along the way.📚

If you’ve noticed similar challenges, reach out! Together, we can help your child feel more confident and engaged in class.🥰

03/05/2026

You wouldn’t believe how many clients say:

🤔 “I didn’t realize how much I was missing.”

It’s usually not about dramatic moments. It’s things like:
• Not having to ask “what?” as often
• Following conversations in a busy restaurant
• Hearing the TV at a normal volume again

Hearing changes gradually, so it’s easy to adapt without realizing it until clarity comes back.👂🏾

If you’ve been wondering whether your hearing has changed, booking a baseline test is a great place to start. Reach out to schedule an appointment!🥰

03/04/2026

Did You Know?🤔

Speech therapy supports more than speech. It strengthens language, listening, and communication skills. Here’s what many people don’t realize:

🗣 Enhances Social Skills: We work on conversational flow, turn-taking, perspective-taking, and understanding social cues.
🗣 Boosts Literacy: Speech therapy strengthens phonological awareness, vocabulary, and language comprehension. Key foundations for reading and writing.
🗣 Supports Auditory Processing: We help improve how the brain processes and interprets sounds, which is essential for following directions, participating in class, and everyday communication.

Speech therapy lays the foundation for strong communication, which impacts confidence, academics, and overall well-being.😁

03/03/2026

Work can get loud, and that noise adds up over time.🎧

Here’s what many people don’t realize:

- About 11 million Canadians aged 19–79 have worked in noisy environments.
- Of those, more than half were considered vulnerable to noise exposure, often not using hearing protection consistently.

Noise-induced hearing loss is preventable. Once it happens, it’s permanent.

Protecting your hearing isn’t just about your ears; it’s about your long-term health and quality of life. 😃

03/02/2026

Language development is a journey, and every child grows at their own pace. Here’s a guide to what you might expect at different ages:

👉 1 year: ~10 words, gestures for needs, recognizes name
👉 2 years: 2-word sentences, uses pronouns, asks simple questions
👉 3 years: 3-word sentences, uses ~900 words, strangers can understand
👉 4–5 years: Can tell stories, use plurals, compound sentences, asks meanings of words
👉 6–12 years: Social speech develops, vocabulary expands rapidly (~50,000 words by age 12)
👉 12+ years: Personal speech patterns emerge, communication shapes relationships

Remember, this is a general guide. Every child develops differently, and early support can make a big difference if you’re concerned! Reach out if you have any questions.🥰🥰

02/27/2026

Hearing loss can develop gradually, and it’s easy to overlook small changes. Here are four signs you shouldn’t ignore:

👉 Struggling to hear in noisy places – Background noise makes it harder to follow conversations.
👉 Asking people to repeat themselves often – Missing words can affect communication and confidence.
👉 Turning up the TV or music louder than usual – Your ears may be trying to compensate for quieter sounds.
👉 Feeling tired or frustrated after conversations – Listening takes extra effort when hearing is reduced.

If any of these sound familiar, it’s a good idea to book a hearing test!🥰

02/26/2026

Hearing loss can sneak up on you over time, especially as we get older. If you’re 65 or older in Ontario, it’s recommended to get a hearing test every year. Annual check-ups help catch changes early so you can stay connected to the sounds you love.😁

When was the last time you had your hearing checked?👂🏾

02/25/2026

Parents and teachers really do play such an important role in a child’s speech development.🗣

Speech sound production is all about how the lips and tongue move to make sounds in words. Consonants are usually harder than vowels, which is why some sounds take longer to master.

One of the most powerful things you can do is simply be a good listener. Pay attention to what your child is saying, not just how it sounds. Constantly correcting every mistake can sometimes make kids feel self-conscious, and when that happens, they may start talking less.😃

And the truth is, they need to keep talking to improve.

Keep communication positive. Respond to their message. Create a space where speaking feels safe and encouraged. That is where real progress happens.🥰

02/23/2026

Reading time = speech practice time 📚🗣️

Books are such a powerful (and easy!) way to practise speech sounds at home 🏡✨

Here’s how you can use reading time intentionally:

📖 Read to your child, or have them read aloud to you
📖 Choose a target sound (like “s”) and focus on it for the first 5–10 minutes
📖 Keep sentences short and encourage slow, clear reading
📖 Don’t rush, pausing gives the brain time to process and produce sounds accurately
📖 Repeat key words so your child gets extra chances to hear and practise the correct sound

Even saying something simple like,
“Let’s listen for strong ‘s’ sounds in this book!” 📚
can turn reading into a focused but fun activity 🎉

02/20/2026

Speech practice doesn’t have to feel like “practice.” 🗣

Using visual, auditory, and tactile cues can make tricky sounds easier and more fun.

For example:
- The “snake sound” for /s/ — stretch it out: sssssss 🐍
- Slide your finger down your arm to show the long sound
- Smile and keep your tongue behind your teeth

🐝 For /z/? Try the “buzzing bee” - zzzzzzzz

Small, playful cues help children understand what their mouth should be doing.

Want guidance on supporting speech at home? Reach out anytime!🥰

02/19/2026

Weekend plans: TV time, coffee chats, and quality moments.📺

Did you know some hearing aids can connect directly to your smart TV for clearer sound?

Many TVs also offer helpful features such as voice control, customizable subtitles, and audio settings like “Dialogue Boost” or “Clear Voice” that enhance speech and reduce background noise. (You can usually find these in the audio menu!)

Call us to explore options that fit your lifestyle!🥰

02/18/2026

Supporting your child’s speech at home doesn’t mean constant correction.🗣

One of the most powerful strategies? Model good speech.😊

If your child says “tove,” instead of saying “No, that’s wrong,” try gently repeating it back correctly:
“Oh yes, that’s a sssstove.”

✅ Provide the correct model
✅ Choose calm, low-pressure moments
✅ Avoid interrupting when they’re excited to share something

The goal isn’t perfection, it’s confidence and gradual progress.

Have questions about speech sound development? We’re here to help.🥰

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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