As we officially kicked off summer last week, the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association ASHA provided some helpful information in helping
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Communicating 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 MoreWeekly Stroke Support Group Thrived Under the Guidance of 20 Smart Graduate Students
Savannah Speech and Hearing Center’s weekly Stroke Support Group has thrived under the guidance of 20 smart graduate students in the Communication
Read MoreHonoring Armstrong State University Senior Andrew Jones as 2016 Volunteer of the Year
SAVANNAH, Ga. -- Savannah Speech and Hearing Center, a nonprofit organization serving the speech pathology and audiology needs of the Coastal Empire,
Read MoreThe 35th annual Hammond for Hope Dinner and Auction
The 35th annual Hammond for Hope Dinner and Auction to benefit the Savannah Speech & Hearing Center’s Sound Start School was held at Hope Point
Read MoreDiabetes Management and Your Hearing
By Sheana A. Richardson, Au.D, Savannah Speech & Hearing Center According to the Better Hearing Institute, research shows people with diabetes
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Up-Words Reading® at Savannah Speech and Hearing Center
Savannah Speech and Hearing Center is pleased to announce the addition of a major new tool to its reading therapy practice: the Up-Words Reading®
Read MoreCelebrating the Sound Start Class of 2016, An Auditory/Oral Program for Children with Hearing Loss
We were pleased to honor the Sound Start Class of 2016 on June 1. The Class of 2016 included two graduates who will move on to K-5 this fall. The
Read MoreBetter Hearing and Speech Month: You Want to Lose Your Ears?
We found a great infographic to learn what objects can harm your hearing as well as quick facts and recommendations on how you can preserve your
Read MoreNational Women’s Health Week: How Hearing Can Affect Your Overall Health
National Women’s Health Week: How Hearing Can Affect Your Overall Health May 8 - 14, 2016 This week is National Women’s Health Week and we want to
Read MoreHow Do You Treat Hearing Loss?
How Do You Treat Hearing Loss? The Answers May Say A Lot About You. You may be surprised by the five things treating hearing loss can say about you.
Read MoreSavannah Speech and Hearing Center Accepts $5000 Award from The Rite Aid Foundation
Savannah Speech and Hearing Center, a nonprofit organization serving the speech pathology and audiology needs of the Coastal Empire, was pleased to
Read MoreDid You Know? Diabetes and Routine Hearing Tests
What does your hearing have to do with a diabetes diagnosis? You may not know that according to the Better Hearing Institute, those with diabetes are
Read MoreHelp loved ones with hearing loss feel engaged
Edit: Despite the fact the holidays are over, these are really good tips to follow anytime! By CAROLINE ZUCK The hustle and bustle of the winter
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