Additional Audiology Services
Specialized services designed to support listening, learning, communication, and family wellbeing.
Auditory Group Therapy
Listening is a skill—and sometimes it's best strengthened alongside others who understand the journey.
Our Auditory Group Therapy combines evidence-based listening activities with the connection and encouragement of a small peer group. Through games, movement, storytelling, and structured auditory exercises, children build listening confidence, strengthen communication skills, and practice strategies they can carry into school, home, and everyday life.
Who Benefits
✦ Children with Auditory Processing Disorder (APD)
✦ Children with hearing loss who want to build confidence in group listening environments
✦ Children who struggle to follow conversations in noisy settings
✦ Children who need extra support with listening, auditory memory, or multi-step directions
✦ Children who benefit from connecting with peers who share similar experiences
Photo by Fitness GamingInteractive Metronome Training
Think of it as a workout for your brain's internal clock.
Interactive Metronome (IM) is a research-based training tool that improves neural timing, attention, coordination, and cognitive performance. Using computer-guided exercises with real-time feedback, IM helps the brain process information more efficiently.
It's especially helpful for children with APD, ADHD, learning differences, and motor planning challenges — and it's actually pretty fun.
Benefits of IM Training
✦ Improved attention, focus, and working memory
✦ Better auditory processing and speech-in-noise understanding
✦ Stronger coordination and motor planning
✦ Enhanced executive functioning skills
✦ Available both in-office and as a take-home device
Deaf & Hard-of-Hearing Support
As an audiologist who is hard of hearing herself, Dr. Aimee brings something to this work that no textbook can teach: she's lived it.
Whether your child uses spoken language, sign language, hearing technology, or a combination of all three — this is a space where they are celebrated, not just accommodated. We offer counseling, family support, and community connection tailored to the unique journey of DHH children and their families.
What We Help With
✦ Building confidence and a positive hearing identity
✦ Processing emotions around hearing loss and difference
✦ Navigating hearing technology (hearing aids, cochlear implants)
✦ Family education and support
✦ Connecting with the DHH community
Not sure which service is right for your child?
Every child has unique hearing, listening, and communication needs. If you're unsure which service is the best fit, we're happy to answer your questions and help you choose the right next step.