Hearing Help Canada

05/31/2026

Assistive Listening Devices (ALDs) bridge the gap between hearing and understanding. They help people hear phone calls clearly, wake up to alarms they can feel or see, and stay alert to doorbells, smoke alarms, or loved ones’ voices. By reducing background noise and amplifying what truly matters, ALDs support independence, safety, and confidence, helping people stay connected to life every day.
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05/15/2026

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04/11/2026

04/05/2026

Happy Easter! 🐣🌸 Just like spring brings new beginnings, it’s a great reminder to take care of your hearing health, stay connected with loved ones, enjoy meaningful conversations, and don’t ignore the small signs of hearing changes. Your hearing plays a big role in staying engaged and present in life.
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03/18/2026

Sound therapy has been a long-standing treatment option which focuses on using external sounds to interfere with the neuronal activity relating to the tinnitus. This form of sound enrichment can be provided via mobile phone apps and through free standing sound generators; combination devices (hearing aids with sound generators built in) and ear level sound generators.
In Hearing Help Canada, we believe combination of sound therapy, counseling, and cognitive behavior therapy would be the most effective tinnitus treatment for most of clients.

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03/13/2026

03/05/2026

During war or air-raid situations, people sheltering in safe places may still be exposed to very loud sounds from explosions or sirens. To help protect hearing, it is recommended to use ear protection such as foam earplugs or noise-reducing earmuffs when possible. If earplugs are not available, gently covering the ears with your hands or using soft materials like tissue or cloth can help reduce sound intensity. Limiting exposure to loud noise and staying in protected indoor areas can lower the risk of sudden hearing damage and tinnitus.
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Call: 416 845 5558
www.hearinghelpcanada.ca
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