FAQs

Yes. Family involvement is crucial. Therapists often provide exercises and strategies for
parents to practice at home, which reinforces progress made during therapy sessions.

No. Aphasia affects a person’s ability to communicate but does not impact intelligence.
People with aphasia can still think, reason, and understand, even if they have trouble
expressing themselves.

Behind-the-Ear (BTE) hearing aids are most commonly recommended for children
because they are durable, easy to handle, and can be adjusted as the child grows.
Other types, like RIC, ITC, or CIC, may be considered based on the child’s age and
hearing needs.

Yes. Free trials are available at the clinic, so you can experience the performance and
comfort of Signia hearing aids before deciding.

Yes. With the right educational support and classroom accommodations, many children
with Down syndrome can thrive in inclusive school settings alongside their peers.

Recovery varies depending on the severity of brain damage and how early therapy
begins. Many people improve significantly with consistent therapy and family support,
though some may continue to need communication strategies.

A multidisciplinary approach is recommended. This may include speech and language
therapy, occupational therapy for motor skills and daily living, and educational support
to promote inclusive learning.

If a child continues to make sound errors beyond the typical age of development (usually after age 4–5) or if speech errors affect communication in school, social, or professional settings, it’s best to consult a speech therapist. Adults can also benefit at any age.

An audiogram measures how well you hear various tones and frequencies. Sensorineural hearing loss
shows reduced hearing in both air and bone conduction, indicating inner ear or auditory nerve damage.
This helps audiologists determine severity and design personalized treatment plans.

Yes. Many Signia models include built-in tinnitus therapy programs or sound masking
options that help reduce the perception of ringing or buzzing in the ears.

Yes. We offer risk-free trial options so you can experience how ITE hearing aids look,
feel, and perform before making a final decision.

Some of the latest models include Oticon Intent, Oticon Real, Oticon Own, Oticon
Zircon, Oticon Xceed, and Oticon Play PX. Each offers different features to suit varying
levels of hearing loss and lifestyle needs.