London Audiology Consultants

03/15/2026

Dementia is one of the most pressing health and social challenges facing our country.

Brain health is shaped across a lifetime: by biology, lived experience, access to care and the systems around us.

This month, we’re looking at brain health through the lens of women, who are disproportionately impacted by dementia, both in diagnosis and in caregiving.

Because awareness alone isn’t enough.

We need investment in research. We need stronger public policy. We need community-based programs. And we need collective action to reduce risk and ensure no one is left without support.

The Alzheimer Society of Canada — as part of a federation serving communities nationwide — is advancing brain health, supporting people living with dementia and driving meaningful change.

Because brain health is lifelong and no one should face dementia alone.

Learn more about our advocacy work at: https://alzheimer.ca/en/get-involved/change-minds

03/02/2026

Check out this at-home rememdy to combat Swimmer's Ear and minimize chance of infection after wax removal by water, as recommended by Mayo Clinic.

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/pacificaudiologygroup_audiology-infectionprevention-tiptuesday-activity-7424512035281051648-XqnJ

02/23/2026

Listening doesn’t just happen in the ears.....it begins in the brain.

Your ears collect sounds and send signals to the brain, but it’s the brain that organizes, interprets, and gives meaning to what you hear. That’s why hearing health is about more than volume; it’s about keeping the brain actively engaged in understanding speech and sound.

As a Lace AI Pro certified clinic, we offer you brain training to improve how you make sense of what you hear, all from the comfort of home.

Learn more at https://www.neurotone.com/for-patients
Contact us for access!

02/14/2026

Happy Valentine's Day! 💙 We hope your day is filled with love, laughter, and clear conversations.

02/09/2026

💙 Did you know? Hearing loss doesn’t just affect hearing - it can impact communication and connection with partners and family. When conversations become harder, it may lead to feelings like frustration or withdrawal over time.

The good news? Awareness and support can make a difference. Open conversations and professional guidance can help improve day-to-day communication. ❤️👂

If you or a loved one have questions about hearing or communication challenges, contact our clinic to learn more or to book a hearing assessment.

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02/02/2026

Thank you for voting for us with CommunityVotes - London as a top choice for Audiologists and Hearing Aids. Congratulations to all other local businesses!

We hope to see you soon to help you along your hearing health journey!



See all winners here: https://london.communityvotes.com/

01/22/2026

Can we all support a fellow Canadian and hearing loss advocate Gael Hannan? 🇨🇦 She puts lived experience into words in a way many people with hearing loss (and their families) will recognize immediately — and that kind of language helps people feel seen. Watch her TEDx: “The Dirty Little Secret of Hearing Loss”

Ever smiled and nodded even though you missed what was said? This candid exploration reveals why this survival tactic sabotages relationships and how honest ...

01/06/2026

Happy new year to you and yours! 2025 marked 40 years of London Audiology Consultants providing hearing health care to children and adults. Here's to many more years to come!

12/23/2025

Happy Holidays from our family to yours! 🎄

Being a small practice in London, Ontario allows us to truly get to know our patients, and we are so grateful for the trust you place in us. Whether you’re listening to holiday carols or catching up with loved ones around the dinner table, we wish you a wonderful holiday season.

Please note our holiday hours:
Dec 25–26: Closed
Jan 1: Closed

12/16/2025

London Audiology Consultants is a proud collaborator with Alzheimer Society Southwest Partners, which aims to support individuals living with dementia and their care partners. We are their latest Dementia Friendly Community Supporter - meaning we are dedicated to esnuring London Audiology Consultants remains a safe and supportive space for people living with dementia, as they navigate their hearing needs!

11/25/2025

Falls are the most common cause of an emergency department or hospital visits in Canada. Ask us how to reduce your risk with a vestibular (balance) assessment.

11/18/2025

November is . All Canadians have a role to play in preventing falls. For starters, contact us for a balance check!

Learn more about preventing falls at www.fallpreventionmonth.ca