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• Advanced Hearing Aid Clinic - Advanced Hearing Aid Clinic is committed to excellence in providing hearing and balance healthcare services to individuals of preschool age and older. This clinic has the professional medical team to thoroughly investigate any hearing or balance concerns, including tinnitus, and auditory processing issues, via conventional and neurophysiologic testing.
• Audiology Awareness Campaign - The Audiology Awareness Campaign (AAC) was organized by five professional audiology organizations with one main goal in mind. Helping persons with hearing loss.
• AudiologyNet - AudiologyNet is an audiology and hearing healthcare informational web site for a large populous. It is dedicated to providing web site links in audiology for patients, family members, students, and healthcare providers.
• Audiology Rehabilitation Resources - Listings of resources for professionals interested in audiologic rehabilitation.
• Audiology Resources - Audiology Resources is an international website for professionals in audiology and related fields. It is a non-commercial and not-for-profit website produced by volunteers.
• Auditory Verbal International, Inc. (AVI) - Auditory-Verbal International, Inc (AVI) is a private non-profit international membership organization whose principle objective is to promote listening and speaking as a way of life for children who are deaf or hard of hearing.
• BC Ministry of Education, Skills, and Training - Special Education Branch - Hard of Hearing and Deaf Students: A Resource Guide to Support Classroom Teachers
• Better Hearing Institute Home Page - The Institute informs persons with impaired hearing, their friends and relatives, and the general public about hearing loss and available help through medicine, surgery, amplification and other rehabilitation.
• Bionic Ear Institute - The world-leading Melbourne cochlear implant and hearing research team undertook research that led to the development of the multiple-channel cochlear implant or bionic ear (see the history of the cochlear implant)
• Boys Town National Research Hospital - BTNRH is recognized internationally as a leader in communication disorders research, as well as a referral center for children with problems such as ear, hearing and balance disorders, cleft lip and palate and speech/voice problems.
• Canadian Hearing Aid Subsidies - This article outlines the various programs available to individuals who are hard of hearing, and includes links to further information. Prepared by the Canadian Hard of Hearing Association.
• Canadian Tinnitus & Hyperacusis Centre - Provides Tinnitus Retraining Therapy for the management of both tinnitus and hyperacusis.
• Central Speech and Hearing Clinic - resources for parents and clinicians on hearing impairment and Auditory Verbal Therapy.
• Eastern Ontario Council on Mental Health and Deafness - A developing national organization concerned with the mental health service needs of deaf, deafened and hard of hearing Canadians. In the process of determining the degree of interest in, and support for, such an organization. For more information contact René Rivard, 383 Montfort Street, Vanier, Ontario K1L 5M9 Tel.: 613-748-3057 (V-TTY) Fax.: 613-748-9610, E-Mail: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
• Gallaudet University Home Page - Welcome to Gallaudet University, the world's only four-year university for deaf and hard of hearing undergraduate students.
• Hearing Aid Research Laboratory - Directed by Robyn M. Cox, PhD, this laboratory conducts research concerning the development and evaluation of diagnostic and remediation procedures to overcome handicaps associated with hearing loss. Issues studied include the improvement of hearing aid fitting, measurement of the benefit provided by hearing aids and the development of tools for facilitating rehabilitation.
• Hearing Concern - This site aims to provide information about hearing loss and ways its impact can be lessened.
• Hearing Exchange Online
• Hearing Health Care Research Unit - The Hearing Health Care Research Unit is an interdisciplinary group of researchers studying several aspects of hearing loss, including assessment, treatment, assistive device fitting, and behavioural and electroacoustic evaluation of assistive devices.
• Hearing Health Magazine - HEARING HEALTH is a one-of-a-kind magazine designed for people who experience any degree of hearing loss, tinnitus, or other ear disorder.
• Hearing Loss Web - A non-profit, educational organization, dedicated to the well-being of people of all ages and communication styles who do not hear well.
• Hearnet - H.E.A.R. (Hearing Education and Awareness for Rockers) is a non-profit organization dedicated to raising awareness of the real dangers of repeated exposure to excessive noise levels which can lead to permanent, and sometime debilitating, hearing loss and tinnitus.
• Human Auditory Physiology Lab at UBC - The UBC School of Audiology and Speech Sciences "Human Auditory Physiology Lab" (Director: D.R. Stapells) is a research laboratory concerned with (i) brain mechanisms underlying normal and impaired hearing (and language) in humans, and (ii) the development, refinement and application of physiological measurement techniques for the identification and assessment of hearing impairment in infants and young children.
• The Meniere's Page
• Musicians Clinics of Canada - Hearing loss prevention and information
• Nova Scotia Speech & Hearing Clinic
• The Signers' Network - The Deaf Community, Counselors and other professionals who use ASL, interpreters, interpreter wannabes, families of Deaf people, Sign Language Coordinators and Teachers, service agencies, Deaf clubs and organizations, students of ASL and others are invited to become a part of this unique Canadian network.
• Tinnitus FAQ - a resource for understanding tinnitus, not a substitute for a health care provider
• VOICE for Hearing Impaired Children - VOICE offers hope, support and practical assistance to hearing impaired children and their parents. Through consultation and advocacy with governments and school boards, we speak for children with hearing impairments, so that they have the chance to speak for themselves.
• World Without Hearing News - World Without Hearing is a publishing company that offers news and information on the international D/deaf, late-deafened, and hard of hearing communities for anyone interested in these groups.