We are thrilled to share news about FREE online classes in basic conversational American Sign Language from the Oklahoma School for the Deaf
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Torticollis
Torticollis and plagiocephaly can sound scary. Torticollis has been reported in 4-16% of newborns. It is believed that positioning
Read MoreCalling all volunteers: Help support our community!
Volunteer for Community Hearing Screenings and MORE! We need help in our mission to offer free hearing screenings in our community this Fall. Hearing
Read MoreSSHC Receives Generous Grant from the Jack Golden Fund Through the Savannah Community Foundation
Our center has been awarded a generous grant from the Jack Golden Fund through the Savannah Community Foundation to purchase GSI Audio/TympStar Pro
Read MoreGulfstream Giving Grant Received!
Thrilled to announce that we've been awarded a $2,500 grant from Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation to use for our occupational therapy program, helping
Read MoreFueling The Community at PARKER’S
Add Code 1700 to your Parker's Gas Card for Sound Start! Parker’s PumpPal Gas Cards at Parker’s Convenience Store/Gas Stations has a program called
Read MoreSpeech Language Pathologist Positions Available with Savannah Speech & Hearing!
Shift: Part-time and Full-time, Mon-Fri, Days Summary: We are looking for skilled Speech Pathologists to provide quality care for our clients and
Read MoreAshley Rutland Named 2021/2022 Volunteer of the Year
Georgia Southern University alumni, Ashley Rutland has been selected as the recipient of the 2021/2022 Annie F. Oliver Volunteer of the Year award by
Read MoreApogee Scholarship Fund
Did you know…you can redirect part of your Georgia state income tax to help a child who is deaf or hard of hearing receive intensive, auditory/verbal
Read MoreCommunicating With Baby: Tips and Milestones From Birth to Age 5
As babies grow, they should also be developing communication skills, and parents should expect their child to hit certain milestones at certain ages.
Read MoreEmergency Preparation for People With Hearing Loss
As we enter hurricane season, it’s important for all of us to have an emergency plan in place. It’s even more important for those with hearing loss.
Read MoreBack to School: Self-Advocacy Tips for Students Who Stutter
As a speech/language pathologist with Savannah Speech and Hearing, I found this article on self-advocacy tips for students that stutter very
Read MoreVolunteer Appreciation
Erma Bombeck, an American author and humorist, wrote that "volunteers are like yachts... No matter where they are, they arouse your curiosity. Who are
Read MoreThe Annual Hammond for Hope Benefit for Sound Start
The Hammond for Hope Benefit for Sound Start is an annual fundraising event that helps enable the continuation and growth of Sound Start, our early
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A study completed by Palisano and colleagues, created a gross motor curve for children with Down syndrome from 1 month to 6 years. This is
Read MoreA fantastic online resource for aphasia recovery!
"Virtual Connections is a free program that offers daily Zoom calls for people with aphasia and caregivers. Sessions focus on conversation, social
Read MoreHearing and Aging Presentation
The effects of aging and diabetes upon hearing, as well as the connection between hearing loss, depression, cognitive decline and dementia are
Read MoreCongratulations, David! 2023 Graduate of Savannah High!
David Walker achieved a significant milestone this year, he graduated from high school! This called for a grand celebration. Many years of
Read MoreGSU Armstrong’s, Alayna Cassidy named 2023 Volunteer of the Year
We were happy to name Georgia Southern University student, Alayna Cassidy as the recipient of the 2023 Annie F. Oliver Volunteer of the Year award.
Read MoreCommunity Connections in 2023
It's been heartening to learn of so many amazing organizations working diligently to provide vital and impactful resources to individuals of all ages
Read MoreExercise and International Day of Persons with Disabilities Day
December 3 is International Day of Persons with Disabilities Day. I knew I wanted to do a blog post honoring this day since I work with
Read MoreFavorite Toys
It’s that time of year where you may be thinking about gifts. Great toys make strengthening fun, but are also versatile through the months and
Read MoreTummy Time Talk
We know parenting can be difficult. Placing your child on their tummy should be a fun way to play with your child, but we also know that it can
Read MoreYour Introduction to Audiology!
Have you ever been in a situation where you couldn't fully enjoy a conversation with your friends and family or even hear your favorite TV show? Does
Read MoreCerebral Palsy (CP) and Physical Therapy
October 6 is World Cerebral Palsy Day. In honor of this day, I want to highlight and discuss Cerebral Palsy (CP) and physical therapy. Since October
Read MorePhysical therapy: Who, what, where, and why!
Physical therapy is not only for sports injuries or big surgeries. Are these indications to see a physical therapist, absolutely! But who
Read MoreAphasia Documentary Series Highlights Our Speak Easy Support Group
April W. Garrity, PhD, CCC-SLP, CDP is a longtime friend of our Speak Easy support group for survivors of stroke and TBI. Each year our group welcomes
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