by American Hearing and Balance | Jan 16, 2014
Tinnitus is a common condition among adults, but the disorder also strikes children. Children are equally at risk for this potentially debilitating disorder. Unlike adults, who can usually figure out that the noises they keep hearing are outside of the norm, children... by American Hearing and Balance | Dec 16, 2013
It’s an unfortunate fact that many youngsters experience loss of hearing, but with the ideal style of hearing aid this doesn’t have to slow them down. The number of models, options, and sizes can be confusing for a parent deciding on a hearing aid for their... by American Hearing and Balance | Sep 14, 2013
There are a number of reasons why Central Auditory Processing Disorder, or CAPD, is hard to diagnose properly. The condition isn’t because the youngsters can’t hear words and phrases being directed at them, but because their brains have an inability to... by American Hearing and Balance | Jul 29, 2013
For those who have kids that are over a certain age, they most likely have one or more of the following devices – gaming systems, computers and music players – possibly even all three. If you answered yes, odds are, sooner or later they will want... by American Hearing and Balance | Mar 31, 2013
Central Auditory Processing Disorder, or CAPD, is a hearing disorder in which the trouble lies not with the ears, but with the brain. People with Central Auditory Processing Disorder have no difficulty hearing sounds – especially speech – but, their brains...
