All Ears

All Ears All Ears is here to provide hearing health information and Audiology services. Justin and Jana are two Audiologists who are ready to serve you.

Our clinic offers top-notch hearing and balance services delivered according to best-practices. We are regulated professionals and doing things the right way is the only way that aligns with our personal values. We found it necessary to create our own approach to deliver the best service we possibly could, at the best value. We separate the cost of our products and services so that you only pay fo

r what you need - this also holds us accountable to do the best job we possibly can. We've got something for everybody, and we're ready to listen - we're All Ears. If you are in the market for a hearing provider, be sure to see us for a thorough evaluation and impartial opinion.

09/07/2026

I stop spinning. But my eyes keep reacting as if I’m still moving. 👀

When we spin, fluid in the inner ear moves and stimulates our balance system. When I suddenly stop, that fluid keeps moving for a little longer, so my brain is still receiving information about movement even though I’m standing still.

The result is a rhythmic movement of the eyes called nystagmus.

And those eye movements can tell us a lot about what’s happening in the balance system. 👀🧠👂

09/04/2026

One person may have hearing loss, but they’re never the only person affected by it.

When hearing changes, the rhythm of everyday conversations can change too. Words are missed. Questions are repeated. Frustration can build on both sides.

Hearing care can help, but finding your rhythm again is something you do together.

Because better communication has never been a solo dance. 💙

Feeling dizzy can be difficult to explain.You may feel off balance, unsteady, or like the room is spinning.Friends and f...
08/31/2026

Feeling dizzy can be difficult to explain.

You may feel off balance, unsteady, or like the room is spinning.

Friends and family can't always see what you're experiencing, and sometimes it can feel like you're not being heard.

That's one of the reasons Jana chose to focus so heavily on dizziness, vertigo, and balance disorders.

Before opening All Ears, she worked alongside physicians in a busy vestibular clinic, helping assess and manage people experiencing dizziness and balance concerns. Since then, she has continued to build on that experience through advanced training and ongoing collaboration with Western University's Audiology program.

At All Ears, vestibular care isn't an afterthought.

It's something Jana has dedicated years to studying, understanding, and treating.

Because understanding your experience is often the first step toward finding the right path forward.

(And no, you don't need to be able to do this pose to work on your balance. 😄)

Before there was a reception desk... there was a hole in the wall. 😄This photo was taken while we were renovating what w...
08/27/2026

Before there was a reception desk... there was a hole in the wall. 😄

This photo was taken while we were renovating what would become the front of All Ears.

Back then, we stood in this opening imagining what the space could become.

Today, it's where so many conversations begin.

It's where Amy warmly welcomes patients, answers questions, calms first-time nerves, and helps keep All Ears running smoothly every day.

The walls look a little different now—but the goal is exactly the same:

To make everyone who walks through our doors feel welcome.

Sometimes it's fun to look back and remember that every finished clinic starts as a construction zone... and a lot of coffee. ☕💙

Some babies grow up hearing nursery rhymes.Ours is growing up hearing..."A carrot is a vegetable." 🥕😄If you've had your ...
08/19/2026

Some babies grow up hearing nursery rhymes.

Ours is growing up hearing...

"A carrot is a vegetable." 🥕😄

If you've had your hearing aids verified, there's a good chance you've heard the carrot passage too.

It's a standardized speech recording we use to objectively verify hearing aids, making sure speech is clear and appropriately amplified across a wide range of speech sounds.

Patients know it.

Audiologists definitely know it.

And apparently... so does our youngest team members. 👶

We don’t communicate in words alone.We hear the excitement in someone’s voice.The hesitation before an answer.The punchl...
08/14/2026

We don’t communicate in words alone.

We hear the excitement in someone’s voice.

The hesitation before an answer.

The punchline that makes everyone laugh.

The familiar voice calling from another room.

Words carry information, but voices carry so much more.

That’s part of what makes hearing such an important part of human connection.

And perhaps that’s what Justin meant when he called hearing “the most human sense.” 💙

08/13/2026

Hearing gives us more than access to sound.

It gives us access to language.

To ideas.

To stories about where we’ve been and conversations about where we’re going.

In this talk, Justin describes hearing as “the most human sense.”

And when you think about how much of our connection with other people happens through spoken language, it’s an interesting way to look at hearing.

Not simply as something we use to detect sound.

But as one of the ways we understand each other. 💙

People often ask how we know our hearing booth is working.Usually, we use professional equipment.Sometimes, Jana screams...
08/12/2026

People often ask how we know our hearing booth is working.

Usually, we use professional equipment.

Sometimes, Jana screams and Justin checks whether anyone can hear her. 😂

For the record, this is not the official testing procedure.

We can neither confirm nor deny that it has been used for this purpose since. 😄

Over the years, we've had the privilege of caring for people from Wallaceburg, Dresden, Port Lambton, Walpole Island, Ch...
08/10/2026

Over the years, we've had the privilege of caring for people from Wallaceburg, Dresden, Port Lambton, Walpole Island, Chatham, and many of the surrounding communities.

Some have trusted us with their hearing.

Some came to us for dizziness or balance concerns.

Some simply wanted relief from blocked ears.

Every one of those conversations has helped shape the clinic we've become.

Now, as we're raising our family here, moments like this are a reminder of why we chose this community in the first place.

So yes...

You probably do know someone we've helped.

And we're incredibly grateful for the trust this community continues to place in us. 💙

08/08/2026

Think about it. 💭

Address

204 Lafontaine Street
Wallaceburg, ON
N8A4H7

Opening Hours

Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 4pm

Telephone

+12264940146

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