At HASA, we recognize the value of communication and celebrate its many forms and purposes. From sign language to spoken language, facial expressions, pictures and symbols, assistive technology, intonation, fluency, articulation, posture and gestures, our… Read More
As families gather for the holidays, multigenerational celebrations can be a fun and noisy affair. Consider a house filled with a loud TV, children screaming, music, talking, and laughter. Most family members revel in this… Read More
Are Your Seasonal Allergies Affecting Your Hearing? It may not be a coincidence that every year around mid-September to mid-November, you feel like you have an annoying cold you cannot shake. That sneezing, coughing, runny… Read More
By: Sara Frederick, M.S. Ed, CCC-SLP One of the most common questions we receive from parents is, “How can I help my child with communication goals at home?” Finding the right answer to this question… Read More
By: Cecelia Ward, AuD, CCC-A We all procrastinate. We plan to get something done, and it just keeps getting pushed to the next day (or week, or month). Addressing your hearing health may be one… Read More
By: Brittany O’Neill, M.S. CCC-SLP & Sara F. Semesky, MS Ed, CCC-SLP, Speech-Language Pathologist Happy Summer from HASA’s Clinical Speech-Language Pathologists! School’s out and vacations, camps, and more disrupt our summer schedule. Maybe you have to… Read More
Is it time for you to schedule with a Speech-Language Pathologist? By: Sara F. Semesky, MS Ed, CCC-SLP, Speech-Language Pathologist Better Hearing & Speech Month is celebrated each May. It provides an opportunity to raise… Read More
Experiencing hearing loss? It might be time to see an audiologist By: Cecelia Ward, AuD, CCC-A, FAAA An estimated 48 million Americans have hearing loss. Hearing loss can be identified at birth or develop at… Read More
Celebrating Better Hearing and Speech Month Communication is how we connect and interact with our world. But according to the National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders, approximately 37.5 million adults in the U.S.… Read More
By: Cecelia Ward, Audiologist (AuD, CCC-A, FAAA) Wearing a mask has become a necessary part of everyday life in the past year. While they help to keep us safe, masks increase communication challenges for everyone,… Read More
