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Music lessons have been shown to provide numerous benefits for children and adults alike. For those with hearing level differences, engaging in musical lessons can help improve the perception of musical elements, specifically pitch and rhythm. These elements are not only important in music, but are also crucial for perceiving the prosody of speech and for understanding speech in noisy environments.

The month of September is Deaf Awareness Month. This month celebrates the rich cultural history of the Deaf community and it promotes advocacy for the rights of Deaf people. While Listen and Talk's specialized services support families who seek a …

At Listen and Talk, our providers utilize a family-coaching model when teaching children who are deaf or hard of hearing how to communicate with listening and spoken language. While teaching children to listen and speak is not an easy process, …

This article was originally published in Kirkland Living Magazine in February 2022.   Listen and Talk, a specialized listening and spoken language program for young children who are deaf and hard of hearing, brings a vibrant history to the Kirkland …

Watch Below Listen and Talk's B-3 Specialist, Kora Lisak defines developmental milestones and what families need to know when tracking these milestones with their child. NOTES: Advice I Give My Friends Graphic: https://www.listentalk.org/wp-content... https://adviceigivemyfriends.com/ Speech Sisters Graphic https://www.listentalk.org/wp-content... https://speechsisters.com/ https://www.cdc.gov/ncbddd/actearly/c... …

Since we have all been home more over the past year and you and your child still may not be receiving regular in-person visits from your hearing and speech professionals, children with hearing loss may need additional help. We at …

Today, March 3rd is World Hearing Day! This observance designated by the World Health Organization aims to raise awareness on how to prevent hearing loss and promote ear and hearing care across the world. Hearing loss affects all age groups. …