Hear2understand

12/12/2025

Is persistent dizziness impacting your quality of life and ability to function ? Maybe you need a comprehensive evaluation to assist with diagnosis and treatment options . Audiologists can help . Contact the clinic today for more information or to schedule an appointment .

12/12/2025

The next offering of communication cafe will be in early 2026 . please contact the clinic if you would like to register . Priority is given to Hear2Understand clients .

12/12/2025

We offer mobile audiology services on request. Contact the clinic for more information.

If you can’t come to the clinic , the clinic can come to you .

Services available include onsite hearing conservation , care home and school visits .

12/10/2025

12/09/2025

We are a full service audiology clinic staffed by registered audiologists . If you are looking for basic or advanced hearing tests, hearing aids, hearing protection, wax removal, auditory rehabilitation , dizzyness and balance services, we can assist you .

Flexible appointment times available on request .

give us a call at 306-716-7143 or visit our website at www.hear2understand.ca for more information .

Hear2Understand Audiology Services is a vestibular clinic in Saskatoon, SK that offers audiology services and behavioural consulting. Send enquiries now!

11/26/2025

We have moved next door , same building , Bay #1.
We look forward to welcoming current and new clients

11/25/2025

Three weeks left to apply for our programs!

Here are things you can do help you apply before the deadline:

💻Review the FAQ section in each of our program pages for tips and videos to help you apply

✋Attend our final virtual drop-in session on December 3 and ask questions directly to our admissions team!

🤔Send our admissions team an email at rs.admissions@usask.ca. We are always happy to help! 😊

Applications close on December 15!

Learn more/apply: https://rehabscience.usask.ca/index.php

11/14/2025

Tinnitus Severity Linked to Mood, Sleep, and Personality:

Tinnitus affects approximately 10 percent of the U.S. adult population and 14 percent of the world’s population (NIDCD, 2025). Tinnitus can sound different to individuals, and its severity is subjective.

Recently, researchers from McGill University in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, in conjunction with artificial intelligence (AI), created a method to identify warning signs of severe tinnitus.

Read more: https://www.audiology.org/tinnitus-severity-linked-to-mood-sleep-and-personality/

11/14/2025

Early exposure to sound or language may preserve normal neural organization, researchers report