Hearing

This ebook discusses how hearing works, the causes and consequences of hearing loss, treatments available, and how healthy hearing helps reduce cognitive decline and dementia. Topics include:

  • How we hear
  • Causes of hearing loss
  • Types of hearing loss
  • Tinnitus
  • Do you have a problem hearing?
  • Three life-changing consequences of hearing loss
  • Preserve your hearing for a healthy brain
  • Introduction to hearing aids
  • Types of hearing aids
Learn the facts about hearing loss and preserve your quality of life.

Brenda Schmidt’s She Heard Her Footsteps, beautifully illustrated by Jill E. Stark, invites readers of all ages to join Lily as she discovers life’s magical symphony through her first hearing aids. Celebrate self-discovery and support SSHC with every purchase.

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Hearing Reports

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Untreated hearing loss increases your risk of cognitive decline and dementia. Get the facts so you can reduce your risk.

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The consequences of hearing loss exceed communication problems. Learn how to prevent the Big Three from damaging your quality of life.

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Alzheimer's comprises roughly 75% of dementia cases. Learn what you can do to reduce your risk.

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Hear well to think well. Hearing loss reduces your brain's ability to function.

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The Top 10 signs and symptoms of hearing loss.

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What every parent needs to know about auditory-processing disorder.

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Pediatric audiologist, Christy Woodall, answers parents' top concerns.

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Companion report to video. Protect your employees and comply with OSHA regs.

Hearing Quick Guides

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Two-page version of our full report.

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Avoid hearing-aid regret by asking these 7 questions before buying hearing aids.

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Best formula for treating hearing loss? Unrivaled clinical skills and a wide choice of hearing-aid brands and models.

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Our 4-step process for regaining your hearing saves you time, money, and regret.

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Avoid hearing loss by knowing the safe limits of familiar sounds.

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Find out why no child is too young for a hearing screening—and learn the signs of infant hearing loss.

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The 5 warning signs every parent should know and act on if they detect a trend.

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Protect your investment in better hearing with this money-saving offer.

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50 million Americans have it. What are the types and causes?

Hearing Videos

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This short video covers the facts so you can control your risk.

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Hearing loss is the most modifiable risk factor for reducing the risk of dementia. —Jane Brody, New York Times

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Pediatric audiologist, Christy Woodall, answers parents' top concerns.

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Learn how we protect companies from fines and legal actions — and employees from hearing loss.

Speech

This ebook explores speech-language pathologists’ vital role in rehabilitating speech and language disorders of children, teens, and adults. Topics include:

  • Disorders speech-language pathologists diagnose and treat
  • Therapies for children and teens
  • Therapies for adults
  • Parkinson’s therapies
  • Speech screenings
  • Resources

Speech Reports

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What every parent needs to know, includes checklists.

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Companion ebook of the video describes the types, signs and symptoms, risk factors, tips for parents, and treatments.

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Companion ebook of the video describes LSVT LOUD and SPEAK OUT! for Parkinson's voice disorders.

Speech Quick Guides

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Review of the services and disorders we treat in kids and teens.

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Review of the speech-language services for adults and the disorders treated.

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A description of the two therapies we offer for Parkinson's voice disorders.

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A money-saving way to purchase speech-language therapy sessions.

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The 5 warning signs every parent should know and act on if they detect a trend.

Speech Videos

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Describes the types, signs and symptoms, risk factors, tips for parents, and treatments.

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Two voice therapies, LSVT LOUD and SPEAK OUT!, we offer for Parkinson's voice disorders.

Professional Services Assistance

Sertoma Speech and Hearing Centers has a limited budget to help people struggling financially receive the speech and hearing services they need. To qualify for this assistance, you must (1) be a legal US resident, (2) live in Cook, DuPage, Will, or Grundy county, and (3) download and complete the PSA application documenting your financial resources.

The download includes a master checklist that will help you complete the application.

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Download the application and follow the steps carefully.

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