Stokes Hearing Clinic

Stokes Hearing Clinic At Stokes Hearing Aid & Audiology 2002 Ltd., we always take pride in providing the best possible service for all our clients.

Serving Brandon and Southern MB clients for over 10 years.

Today, we honour Terry Fox and the legacy he left behind. 🦋
08/03/2026

Today, we honour Terry Fox and the legacy he left behind. 🦋

Please note our clinic closure's on Monday, August 3 in honour of Terry Fox Day. Our regular hours will resume on Tuesda...
07/29/2026

Please note our clinic closure's on Monday, August 3 in honour of Terry Fox Day. Our regular hours will resume on Tuesday, August 4 @ 8:30 am.

For additional supplies or hearing aid checks, please give us a call and see us beforehand!

Thank you!

07/21/2026

Did you know not all hearing aids sound the same?

Two people can have hearing loss and still have very different experiences with hearing aids.

Hearing loss can differ in degree and pattern, listening environments can vary and personal sound preferences can all influence how a device feels and performs.

That is why finding the right hearing aid is not simply about choosing a brand. The device needs to be appropriately selected, programmed and adjusted for the individual.

The right fit is personal.

Visit: stokeshearingclinic.ca

Summer brings more time outdoors, travel, activities and changing weather conditions, all of which can affect how your h...
07/14/2026

Summer brings more time outdoors, travel, activities and changing weather conditions, all of which can affect how your hearing aids perform.

A few simple maintenance habits can help protect your devices from heat, moisture and everyday wear, keeping them working reliably throughout the season.

Swipe through for practical tips to help care for your hearing aids and enjoy everything summer has to offer.

For help: stokeshearingclinic.ca

P4 of The Logic Trap Series: “I hear fine in quiet”Many people feel confident in their hearing when they are in quiet en...
07/02/2026

P4 of The Logic Trap Series: “I hear fine in quiet”

Many people feel confident in their hearing when they are in quiet environments. Conversations at home or in one-on-one settings can seem clear, which often reinforces the belief that hearing is not a concern.

However, hearing difficulty is often first noticed in more complex environments, such as restaurants, group conversations or places with background noise, where speech has to compete with other sounds.

It is also common for individuals to unconsciously rely on quieter settings as their reference point for how well they hear, even if communication in other environments requires more effort than it used to.

This is where hearing can feel “fine” in certain situations, while still becoming more challenging in others.

07/01/2026

Happy Celebrating! 🍁

We will return to our regular hours on Thursday, July 2 @ 8:30 am.Thank you!
06/29/2026

We will return to our regular hours on Thursday, July 2 @ 8:30 am.

Thank you!

06/23/2026

P3 of The Logic Trap Series: “People just mumble”

When conversations become harder to follow, it is common to assume the issue is with how others are speaking.

While some situations can certainly make communication more difficult, hearing challenges are often related to speech clarity rather than volume alone.

Many hearing changes affect the ability to distinguish certain speech sounds, particularly consonants, which can make words sound less clear even when they are heard at an adequate volume.

As a result, speech may seem mumbled, especially in background noise, group conversations or environments with competing sounds.

This post explores why "people just mumble" can become a logical explanation for communication difficulties and how speech clarity plays an important role in hearing.

P2 of The Logic Trap Series: “What does ‘bad enough’ actually mean?”Many people delay addressing hearing concerns becaus...
06/16/2026

P2 of The Logic Trap Series: “What does ‘bad enough’ actually mean?”

Many people delay addressing hearing concerns because they are waiting for a specific moment when their hearing feels "bad enough."

The challenge is that this benchmark is often based on assumptions rather than objective measures of hearing.

For some, "bad enough" means missing every conversation. For others, it means needing constant repetition. As a result, the threshold for taking action can continue to move as hearing changes gradually over time.

Hearing assessments are not designed to determine whether hearing is "bad enough." They are designed to provide a clear understanding of how hearing is functioning and whether any changes are present.

This post explores the hidden benchmark behind delayed hearing care and why waiting for a certain level of difficulty may not always provide the full picture.

P1 of The Logic Trap Series: “It’s not bad enough yet”One of the most common reasons people delay addressing hearing con...
06/09/2026

P1 of The Logic Trap Series: “It’s not bad enough yet”

One of the most common reasons people delay addressing hearing concerns is the belief that their hearing is not "bad enough" to take action.

The challenge is that hearing changes are not always measured by how severe they feel. Many people adapt gradually, making it difficult to recognize how much effort communication may be requiring compared to before.

Waiting for hearing difficulties to become more noticeable can also mean missing opportunities to better understand what is happening and explore available options earlier.

Learn more about what's really going on when you're telling yourself "It's not bad enough yet"

Address

305 – 18th Street N
Brandon, MB
R7A5A8

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 12pm

Telephone

+12047255151

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