Audiology and Speech Therapy
I offer a range of audiological and speech therapy services. I have a long-standing history of ear infections. Hence, I empathise with patients who have a hearing loss. My aim is to intervene with a professional, friendly, caring and ethical approach to provide a patient-centred, efficient service that is recommendable and memorable.
Our Services
Hearing Assessments
Diagnostic evaluations to determine one’s hearing status
Auditory Processing Assessment and Management
Assessments to evaluate the auditory system’s functioning
Wax Management
Removal of wax using mechanical/irrigation methods
Swim/Noise Plugs
Custom-made earplugs for use in excessive noise/during water activities
Hearing Aids
Evaluations, fittings, adjustments and servicing
Speech & Language Therapy
Speech-language therapy to address speech-language disorders
What Our Clients Have Said
Hello Ashton, I’ve had a good run with the hearing aids and they certainly have made a difference to my general interaction with those I come into contact with.
I appreciated very much the empathic understanding you gave me especially as understanding new technology is difficult at my age. The follow up session with you
took care of the minor glitches I was experiencing and assured me that your knowledge and vast professional experience will always be there should I need it.
I am very happy with the care, love and thorough work done. I was helped in a way that made me feel blessed and cared for as a person.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why is my hearing aid not working?
The battery of the hearing aid may be flat. Try changing the battery.
The waxguard and/or the slimtube of your hearing aid may be blocked. Try changing the waxguard or cleaning the tube.
Why do my ears 'pop' when I fly?
During flying, as the pressure changes are quite significant, the eustachain tube (links the throat to the middle ear) has to work overtime to ensure the pressure in the ear canal and the middle ear is the same. The ‘popping’ that you hear is the combination of the eustachian tube and the eardrum moving as they adjust to the different pressures.
How do I know if my child has an ear infection?
Some common signs and symptoms of an ear infection include red, itchy/sore ears. Possible discharge from the ear canal, clumsiness/off-balance, fever, reduced hearing sensitivity, a sensation of a blocked ear/s
How do I care for my hearing aid?
To ensure your hearing aid has a decent lifespan, make sure you clean it regularly, store it properly and get it serviced annually.
How often should I have my hearing checked?
It is advised you have your hearing checked annually. This is important so as to note any changes in one’s hearing status and, where necessary, to ensure the best results from your aid, re-programme them to the latest results.
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Contact Us
Telephone:
011 700 6643 / 6658
Email:
bryanston@audioandspeech.co.za
ashton@audioandspeech.co.za
Address:
1st Floor Bryanston NHC Health Centre
2988 William Nicol Dr
Bryanston, 2031
Working Hours:
Mon-Thurs: 08:00-16:30
Fridays: 08:00-15:30
Weekends: By appointment only