FAQs

Families can support communication by speaking slowly and clearly, using gestures and
visual aids, practicing daily routines with language, and reinforcing strategies suggested
by therapists.

Yes. The clinic offers detailed assessments to identify developmental needs and create
a personalized therapy plan tailored to the child’s strengths and challenges.

Delayed speech and language development occurs when a child does not reach
expected communication milestones for their age, such as speaking first words,
combining words, or understanding language.

● Children: Hearing loss can delay speech, language, and social development, making
early detection critical.
● Senior citizens: Age-related hearing loss may cause difficulty understanding speech,
social isolation, depression, and even cognitive decline if untreated.

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

Common signs include:
● Difficulty hearing in noisy environments
● Muffled or distorted sounds
● Frequently increasing the volume of TVs or phones
● Persistent tinnitus (ringing or buzzing in the ears)
● Balance issues or dizziness
● Trouble hearing high-pitched sounds like children’s voices or birdsong

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.

● Aphasia: language disorder affecting speaking, understanding, reading, and
writing.
● Dysarthria: speech disorder caused by weakness or poor coordination of the
speech muscles.
● Apraxia of speech: difficulty planning and coordinating the movements needed
for speech, even though the muscles are not weak.

Support for ADHD focuses on improving attention, self-regulation, and executive
function skills such as planning, time management, and organization. Therapists also
teach behavioral strategies for home and school settings.

ITE hearing aids are suitable for individuals of all ages with mild to severe hearing
loss. Their custom fit, long-lasting batteries, and advanced technology make them an
excellent choice for anyone seeking discreet and reliable hearing support.

Senior-friendly hearing aids are designed with simple controls, comfortable fittings,
rechargeable batteries, Bluetooth connectivity, and wireless streaming options to ensure
ease of use and convenience.

Common causes include:
● Age-related degeneration of the inner ear
● Prolonged exposure to loud noise
● Genetic factors or family history
● Certain medical conditions, infections, or sudden hearing changes